GAME SIX AT BRONCOS - 4:05 P.M. ET - CBS NEW YORK JETS (4-1) AT DENVER BRONCOS (2-3) SUN., OCT INVESCO FIELD AT MILE HIGH (76,125)

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1 GAME SIX AT BRONCOS - 4:05 P.M. ET - CBS NEW YORK JETS (4-1) AT DENVER BRONCOS (2-3) SUN., OCT INVESCO FIELD AT MILE HIGH (76,125) HEADLINES The Jets top the NFL with a plus-11 advantage in takeaway/give-away. The defense has registered 12 takeaways (tied for third best in the AFC), while the offense has turned the ball over once (a lost fumble in Week One). K Nick Folk leads all NFL scorers with 49 points, connecting on 12-of-14 field goal attempts with a long of 53 yards. Folk set a new single-game career high, when he connected on all five of his field goal attempts vs. MIN (10/11). On the season, he has made all 13 of his PAT attempts. Through five games, the Jets offense ranks second in the NFL in rushing, averaging yards a game. At the same point last season, the Jets offense averaged 132 yards rushing a game. WR/RB/QB/KR Brad Smith continues to be a versatile threat for the Jets. Through five weeks he has has thrown a TD, recorded kickoff returns of 32, 54, 38 and 86 yards and registered rushes of 22, 16 and 16 yards. Jets 2009 sack leader LB Calvin Pace returned to the field and recorded 1.5 sacks in his first action of the season. BROADCAST COVERAGE TELEVISION: CBS Play-by-play: Greg Gumbel Analysts: Dan Dierdorf Producer: Mark Wolff Director: Bob Fishman JETS RADIO: 1050 AM WEPN (ESPN Radio) Play-by-play: Bob Wischusen Analyst: Marty Lyons Pre- and Post-Game: Greg Buttle, Don LaGreca Producer: Joe Loughran SPANISH RADIO: WADO 1280 Play-by-play: Clemson Smith Muniz Analyst: Oscar Benitez JETS RADIO NETWORK: WLIR 107.1, Hampton Bays, NY; WNJE 1040, Flemington, NJ; WTMM-FM 104.5, Albany, NY; WRCN 103.9, Riverhead, NY; WMTR 1250, Morristown, NJ; WOBM 1160, Ocean City, NJ; WADB 1310, Monmouth, NJ; WPDH 101.5/106.1, Poughkeepsie, NY MEDIA CONTACTS JETS/BRONCOS AT A GLANCE Series: 32nd meeting, Broncos lead, Last Meeting: Broncos, 34, Jets, 17, Meadowlands, 11/30/08. Streak: Broncos have won two in a row. Notable: The Broncos held the Jets to just 17 points in their last two meetings The Jets are 7-9 in Denver. Series Highlights: In December 2002, Jets WR Laveraneus Coles scored the game-winning touchdown on a 28-yard pass from Chad Pennington in the 4th quarter. The win put the Jets one game above.500 as the team won three of their last four games on their way to an AFC East division title. Postseason Meeting: AFC Championship Game, Broncos, 23, Jets, 10, Mile High Stadium, 1/17/99 JETS HEAD COACH: Rex Ryan, Second Season at Jets, 13-8 Regular Season, 2-1 Postseason BRONCOS HEAD COACH: Josh McDaniels, Second Season at Broncos, Regular Season 2010 SCHEDULE REGULAR SEASON 9/13 Baltimore L /19 New England W, /26 at Miami W, /3 at Buffalo W, /11 Minnesota W, /17 at Denver 4:05 p.m. CBS 10/24 BYE 10/31 Green Bay 1:00 p.m. FOX 11/7 at Detroit 1:00 p.m. CBS 11/14 at Cleveland 1:00 p.m. CBS 11/21 Houston 1:00 p.m. CBS* 11/25 Cincinnati 8:20 p.m. NFLN 12/6 at New England 8:30 p.m. ESPN 12/12 Miami 4:15 p.m. CBS* 12/19 at Pittsburgh 4:15 p.m. CBS* 12/26 at Chicago 1:00 p.m. CBS* 1/2 Buffalo 1:00 p.m. CBS* Home games in bold *subject to flex schedule PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Marquice...mar KWEECE Bruce Speight...bspeight@jets.nfl.com Ducasse... doo KOSS Jared Winley...jwinley@jets.nfl.com Shonn... SHOHN Meghan Gilmore. mgilmore@jets.nfl.com Ihedigbo...ee HEAD-ee- boe Nick Filis... nfilis@jets.nfl.com Kroul...KROLE Ashley Earle... aearle@jets.nfl.com Laury... LAW ree Erin O Grady... eogrady@jets.nfl.com Sione Pouha...see-OH-nay boe-ooh-ha Tim Shanahan... tshanahan@jets.nfl.com Slauson... SLAW-son NEWYORKJETS.COM 1

2 STATISTICAL SNAPSHOT STATISTICAL SNAPSHOT Offense Jets Rank Broncos Rank Total Yards per Game t Rush Yards per Game Rush Yards per Attempt Pass Yards per Game Sacks per Pass Play % %...15 Sacks t t Third Down Efficiency % %...12 Points per Game Defense Jets Rank Broncos Rank Total Yards per Game Rush Yards per Game Rush Yards per Attempt Pass Yards per Game Sacks per Pass Play % %...32 Sacks t Third Down Efficiency %... 26t %...29 Points per Game SERIES BY THE NUMBERS Largest Winning Margin: Jets 35 at NY (45-10, 10/31/65) Broncos 43 at DEN (46-3, 9/19/76) Current Series Winning Streak: Broncos 2 games Games Decided by Three Points or Less: 6 games Jets lead Games Decided by Seven Points or Less: 14 games Jets lead Longest Winning Streak: Jets 3 games ( ; ) Broncos 4 games ( ) Most Points: Jets 46 at DEN (NY, 46-45, 11/22/62) Broncos 46 at DEN (DEN, 46-3, 9/19/76) Both 91 at DEN (NY, 46-45, 11/22/62) Fewest Points: Jets 0 at DEN (DEN, 27-0, 11/20/05) Broncos 6 at NY (NY, 30-6, 9/12/64) Both 23, twice - last time at DEN, (NY, 16-7, 10/15/79) JETS SINGLE-GAME SERIES BESTS Rushing Yards Brad Baxter...(11/8/92) Rushing Touchdowns Emerson Boozer...(9/24/67) Passing Yards Joe Namath...(9/24/67) Touchdown Passes John Green...(11/22/62) Receptions Art Powell...(10/22/61) Receiving Yards George Sauer, Jr...(10/13/68) Receiving Touchdowns Don Maynard...(10/26/63) Art Powell...(12/4/60) Longest Pass Play J. Namath to P. Lammons... (9/24/67) Most Points times - last Emerson Boozer...(9/24/67) Most Field Goals times - last John Hall...(11/5/00) 2 NEWYORKJETS.COM

3 PROBABLE STARTERS OFFENSE WR 89 Jerricho Cotchery 7th season Has started 4 games and has caught 16 passes for 136 yards and 1 TD. LT 60 D Brickashaw Ferguson 5th season Named to 1st Pro Bowl in 2009; Started 73 consecutive reg. season and postseason games since LG 68 Matt Slauson 2nd season 2nd-year player who won the starting job during training camp and has started all 5 games; played 3 games in C 74 Nick Mangold 5th season Two-time Pro Bowler and 2009 All-Pro has started 73 consecutive reg. season and postseason games. RG 65 Brandon Moore 8th season 2009 USA All-Joe team selection; has started 94 consecutive regular season games. RT 67 Damien Woody 12th season Part of an O-line that allowed the Jets to record more than 200 rush yards in a game six times in the past two seasons. TE 81 Dustin Keller 3rd season Leads the team in rec. (21) and TD (5)...Is second on the team with 268 receving yards. WR 17 Braylon Edwards 6th season Leads team with a 17.5 yards per catch avg. on 17 rec. and is second on the team with 3 TD. QB 6 Mark Sanchez 2nd season Recorded his two highest passer ratings in the regular season in Week Two and Week Three: (at MIA 9/26), (vs. NE 9/19). FB 49 Tony Richardson 16th season Lead blocker for eight 1,000-yard rushers in career. RB 23 Shonn Greene 2nd season Has averaged 4.5 yards a carry, recording 280 yards on 62 carries. Recorded his longest run of the season vs. MIN (10/11), a 23-yard touchdown jaunt that gave the Jets a lead in the fourth quarter. KEY OFFENSIVE RESERVES FB 38 John Conner 1st season Fifth-round draft selection out of Kentucky. WR 10 Santonio Holmes 5th season Super Bowl XLIII MVP made his Jets debut vs. MIN and caught 3 passes for 41 yards. Has caught 238 passes for 3,876 yards and 20 touchdowns in his career. WR 16 Brad Smith 5th season Averaging 8.3 yards on 10 carries with a long of 22 yards on the season. Threw the first touchdown pass of his career at BUF, a 3-yard pass to Dustin Keller. RB 21 LaDainian Tomlinson 10th season Has started the last three games and leads the team with 435 yards, 76 carries and 3 TD on the season. Has caught 17 passes for 95 yards. KICKER K 2 Nick Folk 4th Season A 2007 Pro Bowler, that has connected on 12-of-14 field goal attempts and all 13 extra point tries. He has connected on long kicks of 48, 49 and 53 yards. DEFENSE END 92 Shaun Ellis 11th season The longest tenured Jet on the team, he leads the team with 3.5 sacks. Has 71.5 career sacks, third in team history. NT 91 Sione Pouha 6th season Started all 5 games (4 at NT, 1 at Tackle) and has 2 FR. T 70 Mike DeVito 4th season Started 3 games and leads the Jets defensive linemen with 16 tackles. OLB 58 Bryan Thomas 9th season Second-longest tenured Jet on the roster, has 20 tackles, 1 sack, 1 FR, 1 FF and 1 PD. WILL 57 Bart Scott 9th season Helped defense hold opponents to 3.3 yards per rush on the season. Has registered 26 tackles, 4 QB hits, 1 PD, 1 FF and 1 FR on the season. MIKE 52 David Harris 4th season Paces the team with 37 tackles...also has recorded 3 QB hits and 2 PD. Makes all of defense s calls. LB 97 Calvin Pace 8th season Made his 2010 debut vs. MIN (10/11) and recorded 1.5 sacks and 3 tackles on the night. CB 31 Antonio Cromartie 5th season Leads the Jets with 2 interceptions, also has 14 tackles, and 9 PD. CB 24 Darrelle Revis 4th season Returned to action in Week Five vs. MIN (10/11) and recorded 1 FR after missing two weeks due to an injury... Registered 4 tackles and a PD on the season. S 36 Jim Leonhard 6th season Leads secondary with 25 tackles...responsible for all of the secondary calls. S 22 Brodney Pool 6th season Recorded his first INT with Jets when he picked off a fourthquarter Tom Brady pass...tipped a pass at the end of the MIA (9/26) game that was intercepted by teammate Drew Coleman. KEY DEFENSIVE RESERVES CB 30 Drew Coleman 5th season Recorded the first interception of his career to close the Jets Week Three victory at MIA (9/26) and earned his first start the next week at BUF (10/3). S 33 Eric Smith 5th season Started 3 games and registered 20 tackles...recorded the 2nd blocked punt of his career when he got to a Brandon Fields kick at MIA (9/26). CB 20 Kyle Wilson 1st season Has 15 tackles, 2 QB Hits and 3 PD on the season. OLB 99 Jason Taylor 14th season Second on the team with 3 sacks and has recorded 14 tackles, 2 PD, 1 FR and 2 FF. PUNTER P 9 Steve Weatherford 5th Season His 12 punts inside the opponents 20 ranks second-best in the NFL, while his 39.7 net average is fifth best in the AFC. NEWYORKJETS.COM 3

4 OVERVIEW BY POSITION Quarterbacks (3), Returning Starter (1), Coach Matt Cavanaugh: On the season, Mark Sanchez has registered a 91.7 passer rating, connecting on 81-of-147 passing for 902 yards, eight touchdowns and no interceptions. He is the youngest passer in NFL history to throw eight touchdown passes without an interception. Veteran Mark Brunell signed with the Jets as a free agent on 7/28/10 to serve as the backup for Sanchez. Coming off a Super Bowl victory with NO last season, the three-time Pro Bowler enters his 18th season in the NFL and has thrown for 31,928 yards and 182 touchdowns and rushed for 2,421 yards and 15 touchdowns during his career. He saw his only action of the season in the Jets win at BUF (10/3). Fifth-year passer Kellen Clemens serves as the emergency quarterback on game day. For his career, Clemens has completed 146 passes, five touchdowns and 11 interceptions on 282 pass attempts. Running Backs (5), Returning Starter (1), Coach Anthony Lynn: Future Hall-of-Fame running back LaDainian Tomlinson leads the team with 435 yards and three touchdowns on 76 carries. Recorded 133 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries at BUF (10/3), his first 100-yard effort since 10/26/08 at NO (19-105). Second-year runner Shonn Greene has rushed for 280 yards on 62 carries. Three-time Pro Bowl fullback Tony Richardson has helped his teams rush for 20-or-more touchdowns in seven of the past eight seasons, including league-highs in 2002 (KC), 2003 (KC), 2004 (KC) and 2007 (KC). Selected by the Jets with the 139th pick overall in the fifth round from Kentucky, rookie fullback John Conner sees action as a key reserve on offense and on special teams. At Kentucky, he played in 54 games with 26 starts and finished his career with 53 carries for 245 yards and four touchdowns and added 25 catches for 193 yards and four more touchdowns. Fourth-round selection out of USC, Joe McKnight finished his college career with 2,213 yards rushing to rank 14th on the school s career list. Surpassed 100 yards rushing in a game seven times in his career and accrued 100 all-purpose yards in a game 14 times in college. Earned his first professional carry in Week Four at BUF (10/3), a six-yard gain. Finished the game with four rushes for 12 yards. Wide Receivers (4), Returning Starters (2), Coach Henry Ellard: Returning veterans Jerricho Cotchery, Braylon Edwards and Brad Smith lead this group, with Super Bowl XLIII MVP Santonio Holmes made his New York Jets debut in Week Five vs. MIN (10/11). Edwards leads Jets wide receivers with 17 receptions for 297 yards and three touchdowns, two of his three touchdowns have been on passes of 40 yards or more. Cotchery, who has led the team in receiving the previous three seasons, has recorded 16 receptions for 136 yards. Smith has caught one pass for 11 yards and has rushed for 79 yards on eight carries. He threw the first touchdown pass of his career at BUF (10/3), a three-yard toss to TE Dustin Keller. Smith has scored his six career touchdowns in five different ways (pass, reception (2), rushing, kickoff return and blocked punt return). He also keys the Jets Seminole attack. Holmes has three catches for 41 yards for the season. Tight Ends (4), Returning Starter (1), Coach Mike Devlin: Third-year man Dustin Keller leads all Jets receivers with 21 catches for 268 yards and five touchdowns. Ben Hartsock serves as the second tight end. Matthew Mulligan serves as the third-string tight end and has seen action in all four games, making a start in the season opener vs. BLT (9/13). Undrafted free agent Jeff Cumberland made the roster as the fourth tight end, but has not seen any action during the regular season. Offensive Line (8), Returning Starters (4), Coach Bill Callahan: Four of the five starters return for an offensive line that helped the Jets lead the NFL in rushing a year ago with 2,756 yards. LT D Brickashaw Ferguson has started 69 consecutive regular-season games at left tackle and earned his first Pro Bowl appearence in Second-year man LG Matt Slauson earned the starting job after an impressive offseason. All-Pro C Nick Mangold has started 69 regular season games and has earned two Pro Bowl appearances. RG Brandon Moore leads the group and has started 92 consecutive games for the Jets. 12-year veteran RT Damien Woody has started all 37 games he has played in with the Jets, the former Pro Bowl center won two Super Bowl championships as a member of the New England Patriots. Second-round selection G/T Vladimir Ducasse saw action in his first NFL game at BUF (10/3). T Wayne Hunter missed two games (MIA 9/26 and BUF 10/13) due to a shin injury, but returned to action vs. MIN (10/11). C/G Robert Turner serves as the primary reserve at center and guard. Hunter and Turner play in the Jets jumbo package. NEWYORKJETS.COM 4

5 OVERVIEW BY POSITION Defensive Line (8), Returning Starters (2), Coach Mark Carrier: Lost Pro Bowl NT Kris Jenkins in the season opener, but has still held opposing rushing attacks to 3.3 yard per carry, which is good for fourth best in the NFL. This group is led by two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Shaun Ellis, whose 71.5 career sacks as a Jet ranks third all-time in team history. On the season, Ellis has recorded 3.5 sacks, 11 tackles and one forced fumble. Mike DeVito has earned three starts following the loss of Jenkins and leads all Jets defensive linemen with 16 tackles. Sione Pouha has started all five games (four at NT and one at DT), moving over the center to replace the injured Jenkins and has recorded 12 tackles and has recovered two fumbles. Versatile defensive lineman Vernon Gholston earns snaps on the line and at linebacker and has seen action in all five of the Jets games this season. Trevor Pryce signed with the Jets on 9/29/10 after being released by BLT and is expected to help the interior pass rush. Providing depth on the defensive line are Matt Kroul, who spent the 2009 season on the practice squad and Howard Green, who was re-signed by the Jets on 10/4/10. Marcus Dixon was awarded to the Jets off of waivers on 9/5/10 and has been inactive for all five games this season. Linebackers (8), Returning Starters (4), Coach Bob Sutton and Jeff Weeks Led by inside linebackers David Harris and Bart Scott, this unit features the NFL active sack leader Jason Taylor, versatile linebacker Bryan Thomas and 2009 Jets leading sacker Calvin Pace. Harris leads the team with 37 tackles and has two passes defended, while Scott is third on the club with 26 tackles, one forced fumble and one pass defended. Thomas continues to do everything asked of him recording 19 tackles, one sack, one pass defensed, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Taylor has added three sacks this season to bring his career total to 130.5, the most by any active player in the NFL. Kenwin Cummings and Lance Laury provide depth inside while second-year man Jamaal Westerman earns snaps inside, outside and on the defensive line in passing situations. All three reserves have key roles on special teams. Defensive Backs (10), Returning Starters (2), Coach Dennis Thurman and Jim O Neil Group is directed by six-year player Jim Leonhard and All-Pro Darrelle Revis. They welcome three new players, Brodney Pool, who has started two games and has recorded 12 tackles and an interception, Antonio Cromartie, who leads the team with two interceptions and rookie first-round selection Kyle Wilson, who earned a start in Week Three due to an injury to Revis. Fifth-year veteran, Drew Coleman, began training camp as the sixth corner on the depth chart, but has played his way into the rotation, earning a start at BUF (10/3). For the season he has seven tackles, two passes defensed, a sack and recorded the second interception of his career when he sealed the Jets second victory in Week Three at Miami. Eric Smith, who started three games while Pool was limited, rounds out the secondary with youngveterans James Ihedigbo and Dwight Lowery. All three players serve significant roles on special teams. Specialists (3), Returning Starter (1), Coach Mike Westhoff and Ben Kotwica The only player to return in this group is punter Steve Weatherford, who joined the Jets before opening week in Through the first five games, he has placed 12 of his 27 punts inside the opponents 20-yard line while averaging a 39.7 net average. His average is good for fifth-best in the AFC. The Jets welcomed a former Pro Bowl kicker, Nick Folk, this offseason. For the season, Folk has conected on 12-of-14 field goal attempts with a long of 53 yards. For the first time since 2001, the Jets long snapping duties are not being handled by James Dearth. This season, first-year player Tanner Purdum has assumed the role. NEWYORKJETS.COM 5

6 INDIVIDUAL SERIES HIGHLIGHTS RB LaDAINIAN TOMLINSON Tomlinson, a former Bronco rival during his time with SD, has played 18 career games against Denver. In those 18 contests, he has amassed 1,487 yards on 354 carries with 19 touchdowns and 413 yards and another touchdown on 54 receptions. His 20 touchdowns against Denver are the most in the Broncos history, two more than Marcus Allen who played 16 seasons. Tomlinson has broken 100 yards rushing in a game five times against the Broncos and has scored multiple touchdowns in six games against them. His best performance came in the 12/01/02 game when he rushed for 220 yards and three touchdowns on 37 carries and added another 51 yards on 11 receptions. He scored four total touchdowns in the 11/19/06 contest, three coming on the ground and another on a 51-yard touchdown pass. TE DUSTIN KELLER In his only contest against the Broncos, Keller posted teamhighs in receptions (seven) and receiving yards (77) in the 11/30/08 contest. WR BRAYLON EDWARDS In three career games against the Broncos, Edwards has collected nine receptions for 113 yards (12.6 average). His best performance against Denver came last season, prior to his trade from CLV, when he caught six passes for 92 yards (15.3 average). WR SANTONIO HOLMES Holmes has faced the Broncos three times in his career, collecting 18 receptions for 205 yards and a touchdown. He has had six catches in every game against Denver, with his best game coming last season in the 11/9/09 contest when his six receptions went for 93 yards. He scored his only touchdown in the series when he scored on a 13-yard pass. S BRODNEY POOL Pool has seen action in three games against the Broncos, starting the last two. He has collected 10 tackles, one pass defended and an interception which he returned 13 yards. FB TONY RICHARDSON Like his former AFC West counterpart LaDainian Tomlinson, Richardson spent 11 years as a conference rival of the Broncos. Appearing in 19 career games against Denver, 17 with KC, one with MIN and one with the Jets, he has had a hand in some impressive rushing performances, both as a blocker and as a runner himself. As a runner, he has led his team in rushing three times against the Broncos, with his career-best performance of 156 yards rushing and a touchdown on 23 carries coming in the 12/17/00 contest. Blocking, he has helped four different running backs gain over 100 yards on the ground, including performances of 161 yards (Priest Holmes 12/15/02), 151 yards (Larry Johnson 12/19/04 & Holmes 9/12/04), 142 yards (Kimble Anders 9/19/99), 140 yards (Johnson 12/4/05) and 138 yards (Thomas Jones 11/30/08). He has also been a part of five different multiple rushing touchdown games, by three different players as Holmes (twice), Johnson (twice) and Jones (once) have all scored at least two rushing touchdowns in a game with Richardson paving the way. In his career against Denver, Richardson has collected 326 yards rushing on 63 carries (5.2 average) and four touchdowns. He has posted career-highs in rushing attempts (23), rushing yards (156), longest rush (33) and longest rushing touching (14), all while playing the Broncos. CB DARRELLE REVIS Revis, appearing in one contest against the Broncos in his career, was matched up against former-broncos WR Brandon Marshall and responded to the test by posting four passes defended, the second-best single-game total of his career. LB JASON TAYLOR Taylor, a veteran of six contests against the Broncos, has posted totals of four sacks for 39 yards, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. The first fumble recovery came after a Richard Owens sack of Brian Griese, and he returned it four yards for a touchdown in the 9/13/99 game. The second recovery came after he sacked Jake Plummer, forcing a fumble that he then returned 85 yards for the touchdown on the final play of the 9/11/05 contest. That 85-yard fumble return is the longest of Taylor s nine touchdown returns. S JIM LEONHARD Leonhard has played the Broncos twice in his career. Primarily a special teams contributor in game one, he posted 11 tackles and one interception, which he returned 36 yards, in the second game, despite not starting. 6 NEWYORKJETS.COM

7 GAME-BY-GAME VS. VIKINGS RB LaDAINIAN TOMLINSON Date Site Att Yds Avg Lg TD 10/21/01 DEN /01/02 DEN /14/03 DEN /05/04 DEN t 2 12/31/05 DEN /10/06 DEN /24/07 DEN t /28/08 DEN /19/09 DEN Totals RB LaDAINIAN TOMLINSON (Receiving) Date Site Rec Yds Avg Lg TD 10/21/01 DEN /01/02 DEN /14/03 DEN /05/04 DEN /31/05 DEN t 1 12/10/06 DEN /24/07 DEN /28/08 DEN /19/09 DEN Totals t 1 WR SANTONIO HOLMES Date Site Rec Yds Avg Lg TD 11/05/06 DEN Totals WR BRAYLON EDWARDS Date Site Rec Yds Avg Lg TD 10/22/06 DEN /06/08 DEN Totals WR JERRICHO COTCHERY Date Site Rec Yds Avg Lg TD /30/08 DEN Totals TE DUSTIN KELLER Date Site Rec Yds Avg Lg TD 11/30/08 DEN Totals CB DARRELLE REVIS Date Site GS TT PD 11/30/08 DEN Totals S JIM LEONHARD Date Site GS TT INT Yds 12/17/05 DEN /09/07 DEN Totals NEWYORKJETS.COM 7

8 GAME-BY-GAME VS. VIKINGS FB TONY RICHARDSON Date Site Att Yds Avg Lg TD 09/22/96 DEN /16/97 DEN /16/98 DEN /19/99 DEN /17/00 DEN /16/01 DEN /20/02 DEN t /05/03 DEN /19/04 DEN /04/05 DEN /30/08 DEN Totals S BRODNEY POOL Date Site GS TT INT Yds PD 10/22/06 DEN /06/08 DEN Totals LB JASON TAYLOR Date Site Sack Yds FF FR Yds TD 12/21/98 DEN /02/01 DEN /11/05 DEN Totals NEWYORKJETS.COM

9 LAST GAME VS. VIKINGS BRONCOS 34, JETS 17 - Nov. 30, THE MEADOWLANDS BRONCOS JETS SCORING SUMMARY T SCORING PLAY DEN-NYJ DEN V. Fox 23 yard fumble return 7-0 NYJ T. Jones 59 yard run 7-7 DEN E. Royal 59 yard pass from J.Cutler 14-7 DEN M. Prater 25 FG 17-7 NYJ T. Jones 29 yard run DEN P. Hillis 1 yard run DEN M. Prater 35 FG NYJ J. Feely 30 FG DEN B. Stokley 36 yard pass from J.Cutler BRONCOS PASSING Att Cmp Yds TD-I J. Cutler Totals TEAM STATISTICS DEN NYJ First Downs Third Downs Total Net Yards Net Yards Rushing Net Yards Passing Pass att-cmp-int Times sacked-yards lost Punts-average Punt returns-yards Kickoff returns-yards Penalties-yards Fumbles-lost Time of possession 31:55 28:05 JETS PASSING Att Cmp Yds TD-I B. Favre Totals BRONCOS RUSHING Att Yds Avg Lg TD P. Hillis J. Cutler Total BRONCOS RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Lg TD T. Scheffler D. Graham E. Royal B. Marshall B. Stokley C. Jackson D. Jackson Total JETS RUSHING Att Yds Avg Lg TD T. Jones L. Washington B. Smith Total JETS RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Lg TD D. Keller J. Cotchery L. Washington C. Stuckey T. Jones L. Coles B. Smith C. Baker Total QB Brett Favre made his 265th consecutive regular season start, 287th including postseason... Favre is now in the regular season... RB Thomas Jones surpassed 100 yards rushing for the fifth time this season, ninth time as a Jet and 27th time in his career for a career total of 7,591 rushing yards and 46 rushing touchdowns... With 8:21 remaining in the first quarter, Joens broke free and took off on the longest touchdown run of his career, 59 yards, which pushed him over 1,000 rushing yards for the fourth consecutive season... With 12:44 remaining in the first half, Jones rolled over DEN DL Kenny Peterson and kept his balance for a 29-yard touchdown run, his second of the day... Jones is now tied for second with three players most rushing touchdowns for the Jets in a season with 11, just behind Curtis Martin with TE Dustin Keller led the Jets with seven receptions for 77 yards, and has 27 receptions for 313 yards in the last four games, which is sixth in the NFL over that period... FB Tony Richardson has now blocked for five running backs who have compiled a combined total of seven 1,000-yard seasons, and he has done so in each of his last four seasons with four different running backs... CB Dwight Lowery picked off QB Jay Cutler in the end zone with 7:13 remaining in the third quarter for his first career interceoption... Lowery s pick led to a 30-yard field goal by K Jay Feely. NEWYORKJETS.COM 9

10 CONNECTIONS College Teammates Jets first-round rookie, CB Kyle Wilson, was a teammate of former Broncos first-round, LT Ryan Clady, at Boise State from 2006 to Jets RG Brandon Moore and Broncos WR Brandon Lloyd were teammates at Illinois and both entered the NFL in 2002, Moore as a Jets undrafted free agent and Lloyd as a fourth-round selection by SF. Jets rookie FB John Conner played that the University of Kentucky with Broncos LB Wesley Woodyard. Jets S Eric Smith and Broncos DL Kevin Vickerson played together at Michigan State, before Vickerson became a seventh-round selection by TEN in 2005 and Smith joined the Jets as a third-round choice a year later. Jets TE Dustin Keller enrolled at Purdue University in 2004, Broncos QB Kyle Orton s final season with the Boilermakers. That season, Keller caught five passes for 102 yards and two touchdowns in three games played. Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan and Broncos Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale served on the same coaching staff at the University of Cincinnati under Head Coach Rick Minter from 1996 to Ryan served as the team s defensive coordinator and Martindale was the school s defensive line coach before switching over to the linebackers coach. NFL Teammates Broncos DL Justin Bannan spent the 2006 through 2008 season with Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan and Defensive Coordinator Mike Pettine in BLT when Ryan was the defensive coordinator and Pettine coached the outside linebackers. Jets RB LaDainian Tomlinson and Broncos NT Jamal Williams were teammates for Tomlinson s entire career in SD, from 2001 through Three members of the Broncos secondary, CB Andre Goodman, S Renaldo Hill and nickel CB Nate Jones, all spent time in MIA with Jets LB Jason Taylor. Jets WR Braylon Edwards and S Brodney Pool played in CLV with Broncos backup QB Brady Quinn from 2007 to In six games with Quinn as the starting quarterback in CLV, Edwards caught 24 passes for 343 yards (14.3 average) and no touchdowns. Jets Outside Linebackers Coach Jeff Weeks spent time on the coaching staff at OAK with Broncos Defensive Coordinator Wink Martindale in Jets S Jim Leonhard played in BUF with Broncos LB Mario Haggan for his first three seasons from 2005 to Miles From Home Jets LG Matt Slauson hails from Colorado Springs, CO, located less than 70 miles from the site of Sunday s game, Invesco Field at Mile High. Broncos nickel CB Nate Jones attended Rutgers University, just 33 miles from the New Meadowlands Stadium and hails from Scotch Plains, NJ, just 25 miles from the Jets home field. Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno grew up in Middletown, NJ, located less than 42 miles from the Jets home, the New Meadowlands Stadium. Broncos rookie OL Eric Olson hails from Brooklyn, NY. Former New York Jets Broncos G Stanley Daniels was a member of the New York Jets practice squad in 2008 and spent training camp with the club in 2009 before his release. Broncos Secondary Coach Ed Donatell served two stints with the Jets, first as defensive back coach from 1990 to 1994 and then as a special assistant with the club in Broncos Assistant Linebackers Coach Roman Phifer played linebacker for the Jets from 1999 to Broncos Assistant Offensive Line Coach Bob Wylie coached the Jets tight ends from 1990 to Former Denver Broncos Jets DT Trevor Pryce entered the league as a first-round selection of the Broncos in 1997 and spent his first nine seasons with Denver, leading the team in sacks in five of those seasons. Jets Running Backs Coach Anthony Lynn spent time with the Broncos as both a player, in 1993 and rejoining the club from 1997 to 1999, and then as a coach, serving as the offensive assistant/assistant special teams coach from 2000 to Family Affair Sunday s contest will mark the first time Jets Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Bill Callahan will coach against his son, Broncos Coaching Assistant Brian Callahan. 10 NEWYORKJETS.COM

11 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS Overall Record Home Away When: Jets win coin toss Jets lose coin toss Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading at halftime Tied at halftime... N/A Trailing at halftime Leading after three quarters Tied after three quarters... N/A Trailing after three quarters Overtime... N/A Scoring on first possession Scoring touchdown on first possession Scoring field goal on first possession... N/A Scoring 10 or more points Scoring 20 or more points Scoring 30 or more points Allowing 10 or fewer points Allowing 20 or fewer points RECORDS By Month: September October November... N/A December... N/A Against: AFC Opponents AFC East AFC North AFC South... N/A AFC West... N/A NFC Opponents NFC North Jersey Color: Green Jerseys White Jets Jerseys Time Of Game: Day Night Outcomes of 7 points or less Outcomes of 3 points or less Rushing 20 or more times Rushing 30 or more times Rushing 40 or more times Turnovers: Positive Even... N/A Negative... N/A Time of possession 30:00 or more Individual Jets 100-yard rusher Individual Jets 100-yard receiver Individual Jets 300-yard passer... N/A Jets out-gain opposition Jets out-rush opposition Jets out-pass opposition Opponent individual 100-yard rusher... N/A Opponent individual 100-yard receiver Opponent individual 300-yard passer Surfaces: On grass On artificial turf Outdoors Indoors... N/A JETS SINGLE-GAME TEAM HIGHS & LOWS OPPONENTS SINGLE-GAME TEAM HIGHS & LOWS NEWYORKJETS.COM 11

12 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS HIGH LOW HIGH LOW YARDS/FIRST DOWNS Total Net Yards at BUF 10/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/3 Total Plays vs. MIN 10/ vs. BLT 9/ BLT 9/ at BUF 10/3 First Downs at BUF 10/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/3 RUSHING Rushing Yards at BUF 10/ vs. BLT 9/ at BUF 10/ BLT 9/13 Rushing Attempts at BUF 10/ vs. BLT 9/ BLT 9/ at BUF 10/3 Average Gain/Rush at BUF 10/ vs. NE 9/ at BUF 10/ BLT 9/13 PASSING Net Passing Yards at MIA 9/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/3 Pass Attempts vs. MIN 10/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/3 Pass Completions twice, last vs. MIN 10/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/3 Average Gain/Pass at MIA 9/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/3 Passes Intercepted five, last vs. MIN 10/ five, last vs. MIN 10/ NE 9/ at BUF 10/3 Sacks Allowed vs. NE 9/ twice, last at BUF 10/ MIN 10/ NE 9/19 FUMBLES Fumbles Lost vs. BLT 9/ four, last vs. MIN 10/ three, last, vs. MIN 10/ at MIA 9/26 PENALTIES Penalties vs. BLT 9/ at BUF 10/ MIN 10/ at BUF 10/3 Yards Penalized vs. BLT 9/ at BUF 10/ NE 9/ at BUF 10/3 POINTS/TIME OF POSSESSION Points at BUF 10/ vs. BLT 9/ at MIA 9/ BLT 9/13 Touchdowns at BUF 10/ vs. BLT 9/ MIN 10/ BLT 9/13 Time of Possession... 40:29... at BUF 10/3...21:28... vs. BLT 9/ :32... BLT 9/ :31... at BUF 10/3 JETS SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL BESTS OPPONENTS SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL BESTS RUSHING Yards Rushing LaDainian Tomlinson at BUF 10/ Adrian Peterson MIN 10/11 Rushing Attempts Shonn Greene at BUF 10/ Ray Rice BLT 9/13 Longest Run LaDainian Tomlinson vs. NE 9/ Adrian Peterson MIN 10/11 Longest TD Run LaDainian Tomlinson at BUF 10/ Willis McGahee BLT 9/13 PASSING Yards Passing (gross) Mark Sanchez at MIA 9/ Chad Henne at MIA 9/26 Passes Attempted Mark Sanchez vs. MIN 10/ Chad Henne at MIA 9/26 Passes Completed twice, last, Mark Sanchez vs. MIN 10/ Chad Henne at MIA 9/26 TD Passes twice, last, Mark Sanchez at MIA 9/ Brett Favre MIN 10/11 RECEIVING Yards Receiving Dustin Keller vs. NE 9/ Brandon Marshall at MIA 9/26 Receptions Dustin Keller vs. NE 9/ Brandon Marshall at MIA 9/26 Longest Completion M. Sanchez to B. Edwards at MIA 9/ T. Brady to A. Hernandez NE 9/19 Longest TD Pass M. Sanchez to B. Edwards at MIA 9/ B. Favre to R. Moss MIN 10/11 SPECIAL TEAMS/DEFENSE Longest Kick Return Brad Smith vs. MIN 10/ Percy Harvin MIN 10/11 Longest Punt Steve Weatherford at MIA 9/ Brandon Fields at MIA 9/26 Longest Punt Return Jim Leonhard vs. BLT 9/ Roscoe Parrish at BUF 10/3 Longest Field Goal Nick Folk vs. MIN 10/ Dan Carpenter at MIA 9/26 Longest FG Att Nick Folk at MIA 9/ Dan Carpenter at MIA 9/26 Most Tackles Jim Leonhard vs. BLT 9/ Donte Whitner at BUF 10/3 QB Sacks Calvin Pace vs. MIN 10/ Gerard Warren NE 9/19 Interceptions four times, last, D. Lowery vs. MIN 10/11...N/A... N/A Longest INT for a TD Dwight Lowery vs. MIN 10/11...N/A... N/A TAKEAWAY-GIVEAWAY 12 NEWYORKJETS.COM

13 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS TAKEAWAYS: 12 resulting in 2 TD, 4 FG, 1 MFG, 2 Punts, 0 INTs, 1 Fumbles, 0 Halves, 2 Game, 0 Downs = 26 Points GIVEAWAYS: 1 resulting in 1 TD, 0 FG, 0 MFG, 0 Punts, 0 INTs, 0 Fumbles, 0 Halves, 0 Games, 0 Downs = 7 Points TAKEAWAYS/GIVEAWAYS TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS DATE OPP. INT Fumbles Total INT Fumbles Total Differential W/L 9/13 vs. BLT L 9/19 vs. NE W 9/26 at MIA W 10/3 at BUF W 10/11 vs. MIN W TOTAL BIG RUSHING PLAYS (Runs of 10 or more yards) JETS (21) OPPONENTS (8) 9/13 vs. BLT... 21, LaDainian Tomlinson , Brad Smith , LaDainian Tomlinson... 9/19 vs. NE... 14, LaDainian Tomlinson , LaDainian Tomlinson , LaDainian Tomlinson... 9/26 at MIA... 10, LaDainian Tomlinson... 17, Ronnie Brown... 21, LaDainian Tomlinson , Brad Smith , Brad Smith , LaDainian Tomlinson... 10/3 at BUF... 13, LaDainian Tomlinson...12, Fred Jackson... 15, LaDainian Tomlinson... 10, Ryan Fitzpatrick... 17, Shonn Greene... 21, Ryan Fitzpatrick... 15, Shonn Greene... 22, Ryan Fitzpatrick...26, LaDainian Tomlinson...15, Adrian Peterson 10/11 vs. MIN... 12, LaDainian Tomlinson...30, Adrian Peterson... 17, LaDainian Tomlinson...10, Adrian Peterson... 16, LaDainian Tomlinson , LaDainian Tomlinson , Shonn Greene... Bold indicates TD BIG PASSING PLAYS (Passes of 20 or more yards) JETS (10) OPPONENTS (18) 9/13 vs. BLT... 27, Joe Flacco to T..J. Houshmandzadeh...38, Joe Flacco to Anquan Boldin...27, Joe Flacco to Anquan Boldin... 35, Joe Flacco to Todd Heap 9/19 vs. NE...22, Mark Sanchez to Dustin Keller...46, Tom Brady to Aaron Hernandez...39, Mark Sanchez to Dustin Keller... 34, Tom Brady to Randy Moss...21, Mark Sanchez to Dustin Keller... 9/26 at MIA... 24, Mark Sanchez to Dustin Keller... 28, Chad Henne to Brian Hartline...31, Mark Sanchez to Dustin Keller...40, Chad Henne to Brandon Marshall...22, Mark Sanchez to David Clowney...30, Chad Henne to Brandon Marshall...67, Mark Sanchez to Braylon Edwards , Mark Sanchez to Braylon Edwards... 10/3 at BUF...41, Mark Sanchez to Braylon Edwards...37, Ryan Fitzpatrick to David Nelson...20, Ryan Fitzpatrick to David Nelson 10/11 vs. MIN...31, Mark Sanchez to Braylon Edwards... 22, Brett Favre to Percy Harvin NEWYORKJETS.COM 13

14 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS...37, Brett Favre to Randy Moss...34, Brett Favre to Percy Harvin...20, Brett Favre to Adrian Peterson... 33, Brett Favre to Greg Lewis...21, Brett Favre to Randy Moss... 20, Brett Favre to Visanthe Shiancoe Bold indicates TD OFFENSIVE DRIVE ENGINEERING Drives TD FG MFG BLK FG Punt BLK Punt FMBL INT DWNS SFTY HLF GAME END RG PTS Jets * Opp # *=NYJ converted a two-point attempt vs. NE (9/19) *=NYJ returned an INT for a TD vs. MIN (10/11) #=MIN failed on a two-point conversion (10/11) GOAL-TO-GO SITUATIONS Drives TD FG MFG TD% Score% FMBL INT Downs Punt Half Game End RG PTS Jets % 100% Opp % 100% SCORING BY QUARTER JETS OPPONENTS Date Opp. W-L 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT Total 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT Total 9/13 vs. BLT L /19 vs. NE W /26 at MIA W /3 at BUF W /11 vs. MIN W Totals INACTIVES vs. BTL, 9/13...Brown... Clemens 3-QB...Cumberland...Dixon...Ducasse...McKnight...Pace... Pool vs. NE, 9/19...Brown... Clemens 3-QB...Cumberland...Dixon...Ducasse... Green... McKnight...Pace at MIA, 9/26.. Clemens 3-QB...Cumberland...Cummings...Dixon...Hunter...McKnight...Pace... Revis at BUF, 10/3.. Clemens 3-QB...Cumberland... Dixon...Hunter... Pace...Revis...Turner... Westerman vs. MIN, 10/11 Clemens, 3-QB...Cumberland...Cummings...Dixon...Ducasse...Kroul... McKnight... Westerman LONGEST DRIVES JETS PLAYS YARDS TIME 18, at BUF 10/4 (FG) 90, at MIA 9/26 (TD) 9:21, at BUF 10/4 (FG) OPPONENT PLAYS YARDS TIME 15, NE 9/19 (TD) 80, NE 9/19 (TD) 9:16, BLT 9/13 (Fumble) LONGEST SCORING DRIVES 14 NEWYORKJETS.COM

15 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS JETS PLAYS YARDS TIME (FG) 18, at BUF 10/4 87, at BUF 10/4 9:21, at BUF 10/4 (TD) twice, 12, at MIA 9/26 90, at MIA 9/26 6:55 vs. NE 9/19 OPPONENT PLAYS YARDS TIME (FG) 12, at MIA 9/26 80, vs. BLT 9/13 6:23, at MIA 9/26 (TD) 15, vs. NE 9/19 80, vs. NE 9/19 8:10, vs. NE 9/19 DRIVES THAT PENETRATED THE OPPONENTS 20-YARD LINE NEW YORK JETS Opp. Drives Scores Scoring% TD TD% FG INT Fumbles Blk FG Missed FG Downs Half Game Points vs. BLT % 0 0% vs. NE % 3 75% * at MIA % 2 67% at BUF % 3 60% vs. MIN % 0 0% Totals % 8 44% *Converted a two-point conversion attempt vs. NE (9/19) OPPONENTS DRIVES THAT PENETRATED THE JETS 20-YARD LINE OPPONENTS Opp. Drives Scores Scoring% TD TD% FG INT Fumbles Blk FG Missed FG Downs Half Game Points vs. BLT % 1 50% vs. NE % 1 33% at MIA % 2 50% at BUF % 2 100% vs. MIN % 1 100% Totals % 6 50% BALL POSSESSION AND DRIVE CHART *= inside opponent s 20 BALTIMORE RAVENS 10 AT NEW YORK JETS 9 (9/13/10) BALTIMORE (38:32) AVERAGE BLT 23 NEW YORK (21:28) AVERAGE--NYJ 40 NO BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT 1. BLT20 0: BLT20 Fumble NYJ21 2: NYJ36 Punt 2. BLT30 9: NYJ20 Fumble BLT11 1: *BLT5 Field Goal 3. BLT13 1: BLT13 Punt NYJ22 3: BLT43 Punt 4. BLT36 3: NYJ20 Interception BLT37 3: *BLT10 Field Goal 5. BLT24 4: *NYJ1 Touchdown BLT31 0: BLT26 Fumble 6. BLT28 2: BLT42 Punt NYJ20 0: NYJ15 End of Half 7. BLT8 4: *NYJ7 Field Goal NYJ31 0: NYJ38 Punt 8. BLT1 2: BLT13 Punt NYJ32 2: NYJ39 Punt 9. BLT2 2: BLT3 Punt NYJ40 2: BLT40 Punt 10. BLT27 4: NYJ42 Punt BLT35 1: BLT30 Field Goal 11. BLT26 2: NYJ36 Punt NYJ8 1: NYJ24 Punt 12. NYJ40 0: NYJ40 End of Game NYJ18 1: NYJ31 Downs NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 14 AT NEW YORK JETS 28 (9/19/10) NEWYORKJETS.COM 15

16 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS NEW ENGLAND (27:28) AVERAGE NE 25 NEW YORK (32:32) AVERAGE--NYJ 27 NO BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT 1. NE28 7: *NYJ19 Missed FG NYJ27 1: NYJ32 Punt 2. NE25 8: *NYJ6 Touchdown NYJ23 6: *NE10 Touchdown 3. NE34 1: NE42 Punt NYJ21 3: NYJ45 Punt 4. NE20 0: NYJ34 Touchdown NYJ20 0: NE31 Field Goal 5. NE30 3: NYJ47 Interception NYJ28 1: NYJ23 Punt 6. NE20 1: NE21 Punt NYJ3 4: *NE17 Field Goal 7. NE31 0: NE38 Interception NYJ30 3: *NE2 Touchdown 8. NE11 2: NE29 Punt NYJ41 1: NE45 Punt 9. NE26 2: *NYJ16 Fumble NYJ37 4: *NE1 Touchdown 10. NYJ41 4: NYJ47 End of Game NEW YORK JETS 31 AT MIAMI DOLPHINS 23 (9/26/10) NEW YORK (27:12) AVERAGE NYJ 31 MIAMI (32:48) AVERAGE--MIA 27 NO BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT 1. NYJ28 5: MIA24 Touchdown MIA30 1: MIA27 Punt 2. NYJ13 1: NYJ18 Punt MIA38 3: NYJ43 Punt 3. NYJ10 4: *MIA12 Touchdown MIA24 4: *NYJ3 Touchdown 4. MIA43 1: MIA41 Punt MIA14 6: NYJ27 Field Goal 5. NYJ28 1: MIA43 Missed FG MIA27 6: *NYJ11 Touchdown 6. NYJ33 0: NYJ33 Touchdown MIA25 3: *NYJ2 Field Goal 7. NYJ40 2: MIA41 Punt MIA5 1: MIA24 Blk Punt 8. MIA17 4: *MIA12 Field Goal MIA28 2: NYJ42 Punt 9. NYJ5 1: NYJ7 Punt 50 2: NYJ32 Field Goal 10. NYJ20 4: *MIA1 Touchdown MIA31 1: *NYJ5 Interception 11. NYJ20 0: NYJ20 End of Game NEW YORK JETS 38 AT BUFFALO BILLS 14 (10/4/10) NEW YORK (40:29) AVERAGE NYJ 38 BUFFALO (19:31) AVERAGE--BUF25 NO BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT 1. NYJ37 4: *BUF1 Touchdown BUF21 1: BUF26 Punt 2. BUF39 3: *BUF12 Missed FG BUF26 1: BUF46 Punt 3. NYJ33 0: NYJ30 Punt NYJ49 1: NYJ49 Punt 4. NYJ22 1: NYJ31 Punt BUF20 2: BUF25 Punt 5. NYJ12 9: *BUF1 Field Goal BUF36 1: *NYJ4 Touchdown 6. NYJ34 1: BUF41 Touchdown BUF34 3: BUF45 Punt 7. NYJ22 0: NYJ22 End of Half BUF23 0: BUF23 Fumble 8. NYJ31 5: *BUF3 Touchdown BUF8 1: BUF14 Punt 9. BUF23 1: *BUF2 Touchdown BUF22 1: BUF27 Punt 10. BUF35 0: BUF26 Touchdown BUF31 0: BUF31 Punt 11. NYJ34 1: NYJ36 Punt BUF21 2: *NYJ13 Touchdown 12. NYJ37 2: BUF49 Punt BUF22 0: BUF19 Punt 13. NYJ28 4: NYJ44 Punt BUF11 0: BUF37 End of Game 14. NYJ36 2: NYJ49 Punt MINNESOTA VIKINGS 20 AT NEW YORK JETS 29 (10/12/10) 16 NEWYORKJETS.COM

17 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS MINNESOTA (26:05) AVERAGE MIN 27 NEW YORK (33:55) AVERAGE--NYJ 36 NO BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT BEGIN TIME PLAYS YDS PEN NET LAST RESULT 1. MIN40 3: MIN45 Punt NYJ21 1: MIN44 Punt 2. MIN11 1: MIN10 Punt MIN40 3: *MIN7 Field Goal 3. MIN31 1: NYJ48 Punt NYJ14 5: MIN44 Punt 4. MIN6 1: MIN12 Punt NYJ27 1: NYJ22 Punt 5. MIN27 1: MIN30 Punt NYJ32 2: MIN35 Field Goal 6. MIN25 1: MIN43 Fumble MIN47 3: *MIN4 Field Goal 7. MIN42 0: MIN42 End of Half NYJ30 2: NYJ18 Punt 8. NYJ49 0: NYJ49 Fumble MIN46 3: *MIN16 Field Goal 9. MIN18 1: MIN25 Punt NYJ23 0: NYJ25 Punt 10. MIN28 4: NYJ37 Touchdown MIN19 1: *MIN13 Field Goal 11. MIN35 3: NYJ34 Touchdown NYJ21 3: NYJ39 Punt 12. MIN9 2: MIN22 Punt NYJ34 2: MIN23 Touchdown 13. MIN46 1: *NYJ11 Touchdown NYJ22 1: NYJ34 Punt 14. MIN16 0: MIN21 Interception 15. MIN23 1: NYJ39 End of Game GAME-BY-GAME THIRD DOWNS JETS OPPONENTS DATE OPPONENT MADE ATT. PCT. MADE ATT. PCT. 9/13...vs. Baltimore % % 9/19...vs. New England % % 9/26...at Miami % % 10/4...at Buffalo % % 10/11...vs. Minnesota % % TOTAL % % GAME-BY-GAME FOURTH DOWNS JETS OPPONENTS DATE OPPONENT MADE ATT. PCT. MADE ATT. PCT. 9/13...vs. Baltimore % % 9/19...vs. New England % % 9/26...at Miami % % 10/3...at Buffalo % % 10/11...at Minnesota % % TOTAL % % GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS JETS OFFENSE First Downs Offense Net Passing Net Rushing Pen Fum T.O.P. Game T R P PN AT YDS AVG. A C I YDS TD SK AT YDS AVG TD NO YDS NO LST vs. BLT 9/ :28 vs. NE 9/ :32 at MIA 9/ :12 at BUF 10/ :29 vs.min 10/ , :55 Total , :07 OPPONENTS First Downs Offense Net Passing Net Rushing Pen Fum T.O.P. Game T R P PN AT YDS AVG. A C I YDS TD SK AT YDS AVG TD NO YDS NO LST vs. BLT 9/ :32 vs. NE 9/ :28 at MIA 9/ :48 at BUF 10/ :31 vs. MIN 10/ :05 Total , , :53 NEWYORKJETS.COM 17

18 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS OFFENSIVE STARTERS Game QB RB FB TE WR WR LT LG C RG RT vs. BLT 9/13 Sanchez Greene Mulligan (TE) Keller Cotchery Edwards Ferguson Slauson Mangold Moore Woody vs. NE 9/19 Sanchez Greene Hartsock (TE) Keller Cotchery Edwards Ferguson Slauson Mangold Moore Woody at MIA 9/26 Sanchez Tomlinson Richardson Keller Cotchery B. Smith Ferguson Slauson Mangold Moore Woody at BUF 10/4 Sanchez Tomlinson Richardson Keller Hartsock (TE) Edwards Ferguson Slauson Mangold Moore Woody vs. MIN 10/11 Sanchez Tomlinson Richardson Keller Cotchery Edwards Ferguson Slauson Mangold Moore Woody DEFENSIVE STARTERS Game END NT T OLB WILL MIKE OLB CB S S CB vs. BLT 9/13 Ellis Jenkins Pouha Thomas Scott Harris Wilson (CB) Revis Leonhard E. Smith Cromartie vs. NE 9/19 Ellis Pouha Taylor (OLB) Thomas Scott Harris Wilson (CB) Revis Leonhard E. Smith Cromartie at MIA 9/26 Ellis Pouha DeVito Thomas Scott Harris Taylor Wilson Leonhard E. Smith Cromartie at BUF 10/4 Ellis Pouha DeVito Thomas Scott Harris Taylor Coleman Leonhard Pool Cromartie vs. MIN 10/11 Ellis Pouha DeVito Thomas Scott Harris Pace Revis Leonhard Pool Cromartie 18 NEWYORKJETS.COM

19 SUPPLEMENTAL STATS Name BLT NE MIA BUF MIN DEN GB DET CLV HST CIN NE MIA PIT CHI BUF Brown, P IA IA waived waived waived Brunell, M DNP DNP DNP X DNP Clemens, C 3-QB 3-QB 3-QB 3-QB 3-QB Clowney, D NWT X X X waived Cole, M X X X X X Coleman, D X X X CB X Conner, J X X X X X Cotchery, J WR WR WR X WR Cromartie, A CB CB CB CB CB Cumberland, J IA IA IA IA IA Cummings, K DNP X IA X IA DeVito, M X X T T T Dixon, M IA IA IA IA IA Ducasse, V IA IA DNP X IA Edwards, B WR WR X WR WR Ellis, S END END END END END Ferguson, D LT LT LT LT LT Folk, N K K K K K Gholston, V X X X X X Green, H NWT IA X released X Greene, S RB RB X X X Harris, D MIKE MIKE MIKE MIKE MIKE Hartsock, B X TE X TE X Holmes, S RS RS RS RS X Hunter, W X X IA IA X Ihedigbo, J X X X X X Jenkins, K NT IR IR IR IR Keller, D TE TE TE TE TE Kroul, M X DNP X X IA Laury, L X X X X X Leonhard, J S S S S S Lowery, D X X X X X Mangold, N C C C C C McKnight, J IA IA IA X IA Moore, B RG RG RG RG RG Mulligan, M TE X X X X Pace, C IA IA IA IA OLB Pool, B IA X X S S Pouha, S T NT NT NT NT Pryce, T NWT NWT NWT X X Purdum, T X X X X X Revis, D CB CB IA IA CB Richardson, T X X FB FB FB Sanchez, M QB QB QB QB QB Scott, B WILL WILL WILL WILL WILL Slauson, M LG LG LG LG LG Smith, B X X WR X X Smith, E S S S X X Taylor, J X OLB OLB OLB X Thomas, B OLB OLB OLB OLB OLB Tomlinson, L X X RB RB RB Turner, P NWT NWT X IA PS Turner, R X X X X X Weatherford, S P P P P P Westerman, J X X X IA IA Wilson, K CB CB CB X X Woodhead, D X waived waived waived waived Woody, D RT RT RT RT RT Key: 3-QB=designated third quarterback, DNP=Did not play, IA=Inactive, NWT= Not with team, PUP=Physically Unable to perform, RS=Reserve/ Suspended, PS= Practice Squad, X=Played NEWYORKJETS.COM 19

20 JETTING AROUND DURING THE OFFSEASON... Although away from the football field, Jets players were busy this offseason. From charity events to visits to award shows, members of the team traveled throughout the country. MAY: Mark Sanchez and D Brickashaw Ferguson attended the State Dinner at the Whitehouse to honor Mexican president Felipe Calderon and his wife, Margarita Zavala. Dustin Keller was honored at the United Way s Gridiron Gala at the The Waldorf=Astoria Hotel, for his work with the Jets SchoolFood Program that promotes healthy eating in New York City. It s huge. It s as great an honor as I ve ever received or ever will receive, he said at the United Way s 17th annual Gridiron Gala. For an organization that does as much as the United Way does, it s huge for me and it means a lot. Braylon Edwards hosted the Braylon Edwards Foundation Advance 100 Awards Banquet in Cleveland, OH. The Braylon Edwards Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing and meeting the needs of underserved youth in the concentrated area of education. BEF s goal is to emphasize the importance of education by providing scholarships and incentives to youth who demonstrate strong commitment and effort to excelling in academics, citizenship and community volunteerism. JUNE: Mark Sanchez presented an award to Memphis at the 64th annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall. Calvin Pace filmed a public-service announcement for DKMS, a group that recruits bone-marrow donors for leukemia patients. In his PSA, Pace urges people, especially minorities, to register. Minorities are under-represented in the national registry, according to DKMS. Each year, more than 140,000 people are diagnosed with a blood cancer, such as leukemia or lymphoma. Less than 30% of patients can find a match in their own family; the other 70% must search for an unrelated donor. According to the NMDP, 55% of Hispanics or Latinos in need of a life-saving transplant do not receive one and 83% of African Americans in need of a transplant to not receive one. JULY: Jerricho Cotchery preformed with the 12 Angry Mascots Scott Rogowsky at the Gotham Comedy Club in New York, NY. LaDainian Tomlinson granted the wish of nine-year old LaJerrick Keyes through the Make-A-Wish foundation. Keyes, who suffers from congenital heart disease traveled to New Jersey, where he spent the day with Tomlinson and the Jets at the team s training facility. The day began with LaJerrick being escorted to his own personal locker, where he met Tomlinson. He then watched and participated in the team practice with head coach Rex Ryan, got autographs from the players, played catch on the field with Tomlinson and even played video games with LT in the lounge. NEWYORKJETS.COM 20

21 JETTING AROUND THIS SEASON... The Jets look to continue there off-the-field work during the season. Here s what s has happened so far... NY Times magazine is now running its Fall for New York State ad to promote fall travel in NY. This offseason, Mark Sanchez, along with Rachel Ray, Tina Fay and Alec Baldwin, filmed a commerical for the 2010 I Love NY campaign. Sanchez s part was shot in Times Square, NY. On September 7th, members of the 2010 New York Jets Flight Crew signed copies of the 2011 Jets Flight Crew calendar at the Jets Shop in Manhattan. The event, which starts at 5 p.m. is part of the 2010 Kickoff Week. On September 9th, Tony Richardson filmed a PSA for Waste Management that will run on the video boards in New Meadowlands Stadium this season. Richardson spoke about ways to be environmentally friendly while enjoying the game. On September 28th, Jerricho Cotchery and Robert Turner presented a check for $150,000 to Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL) for support of two football teams: East Harlem Pride and KIPP NYC College Prep, as well as the continued support of the Heads Up! partnership. The money dontated to these schools allowed them to create two new football teams. On Tuesday, September 14, Dustin Keller participated in a poster shoot and public service announcement filming for SchoolFood. The poster will promote the Jets sponsored Pro Bowl trip contest encouraging and incentivizing parents and students to sign up for free and reduce priced meals. The PSAs will focus on taking advantage of the healthy meals the school cafeterias provide for all students. Beginning in 2004 the New York Jets partnered with the New York City Department of Education s SchoolFood program in an effort to encourage all New York City public school students to eat healthy and take advantage of the nutritious meals that are served throughout the schools. NEWYORKJETS.COM 21

22 JETTING AROUND THIS WEEK... On Tuesday, October 5, John Conner, Jeff Cumberland, Vladimir Ducasse, Joe McKnight, Kyle Wilson and Martin Tevaseu along with representatives from the New York Jets took part in the NFL s annual Hometown Huddle, an NFL-wide day of service with United Ways across the nation, by renovating the playground at El Primer Paso, a non-profit agency serving Morris County s Hispanic preschool children. The players visited El Primer Paso to celebrate the completion of renovations to its playground. The entire project, estimated at $45,000, includes donation of a new playground structure featuring fitness-related equipment and fitness tips in English and Spanish in an effort to serve El Primer Paso s Hispanic students. The New York Jets, El Diario / La Prensa, and United Way of Morris County are exclusive sponsors of the project. Hollister Construction Services donated a handicap accessible ramp so that all students at El Primer Paso can enjoy the new play area. Mangiro Contracting donated the installation of new paver bricks. The project has been coordinated and managed by United Way of Morris County. The Atlantic Health Jets Women s Organization (AHJWO) will partner with the American Cancer Society for their Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on October 17, 2010 in Parsippany, New Jersey. AHJWO members will form a team, solicit friends and family for financial support and participate in walk. NEWYORKJETS.COM 22

23 MIKE TANNENBAUM Starters Acquired through the Draft (8) DRAFT PICKS: The old adage is that successful NFL teams are built through the draft and while General Manager Mike Tannenbaum subscribes to this theory, he has put his own spin on it. While the Jets have stood pat in the draft to select some key players, they have also been very active on draft day, often moving up to select players they have targeted. PLAYERS ACQUIRED THROUGH DRAFT-DAY TRADES: RB SHONN GREENE Jets Receive: RD Round Pick (#65 Shonn Greene) Lions Receive: RD Round Pick (#76) TH Round Pick (#115) TH Round Pick (#228) QB MARK SANCHEZ Jets Receive: ST Round Pick (#5 Mark Sanchez) Browns Receive: ST Round Pick (#17) ND Round Pick (#52) DE Kenyon Coleman DS Abram Elam QB Brett Ratliff TE DUSTIN KELLER Jets Receive: ST Round Pick (#30 Dustin Keller) Packers Receive: ND Round Pick (#36) TH Round Pick (#113) ILB DAVID HARRIS Jets Receive: ND Round Pick (#47 David Harris) TH Round Pick (#235) Packers Receive: ND Round Pick (#63) RD Round Pick (#89) TH Round Pick (#191) CB DARRELLE REVIS Jets Receive: ST Round Pick (#14 Darrelle Revis) TH Round Pick (#191) Panthers Receive: ST Round Pick (#25) ND Round Pick (#59) TH Round Pick (#164) C NICK MANGOLD Jets Receive: ST Round Pick (#29 Nick Mangold) Broncos Receive: ST Round Pick (#15) Falcons Receive: DE John Abraham RD Round Pick (#93) TH Round Pick (#121) PLAYERS DRAFTED WITH ORIGINAL PICKS: LG MATT SLAUSON Original 2009 Draft Pick (#193 Overall) LT D BRICKASHAW FERGUSON Original 2006 Draft Pick (#4 Overall) Starters Acquired through Trades (2) VETERAN TRADES: Mike Tannenbaum has gained a reputation as a wheeling-and-dealing general manager, but what is not known is the success of his many trades. In addition to the draft-day trades Tannenbaum has made, three veteran starters have joined the Jets through a trade. CB ANTONIO CROMARTIE Jets Receive: CB Antonio Cromartie Chargers Receive: 2011 Conditional 3RD Round Pick WR BRAYLON EDWARDS Jets Receive: WR Braylon Edwards Browns Receive: RD Round Pick (#92) TH Round Pick (#160) WR Chansi Stuckey LB Jason Trusnik NT KRIS JENKINS (Placed on IR) Jets Receive: NT Kris Jenkins Panthers Receive: RD Round Pick (#67) TH Round Pick (#141) Starters Acquired through Free Agency (8) UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS (5): Free agency is another key element to constructing a roster and Mike Tannenbaum has not overlooked this avenue to improve the team. He has added key veterans to strengthen the foundation built through the draft and trades, including some players who had been in Coach Rex Ryan s system before. S JIM LEONHARD Signed before 2009 season from BLT FB TONY RICHARDSON Signed before 2008 season from MIN ILB BART SCOTT Signed before 2009 season from BLT OLB JASON TAYLOR Signed before 2010 season from MIA RT DAMIEN WOODY Signed before 2008 season from DET STREET FREE AGENTS (3): When other teams release players, Tannenbaum and his staff are always prepared to land the player if they can help the team. K NICK FOLK Signed after he was released by DAL S BRODNEY POOL Signed after he was released by CLV P STEVE WEATHERFORD Signed after he was released by NO NEWYORKJETS.COM 23

24 REX RYAN Like most sons, Rex Ryan always knew he wanted to be in the family business. For the Ryan s, the family business is stifling defense. In 1985, his father, Buddy Ryan, led what is widely considered to be the best defense in NFL history. Known simply as the 85 Bears, Buddy s unit allowed 12.6 points a game. For the season, they allowed 20 touchdowns (9 rushing, 10 passing and 1 on a return). Rex has been a part of some of the NFL s best defenses himself. In 2000, he served as the defensive line coach for a Baltimore Ravens team that allowed an NFL s best 10.3 points a game. In 16 games, the 2000 Ravens allowed 18 touchdowns (5 rushing, 11 passing and 2 on returns). As a defensive coordinator in 2006, Rex matched his father s 1985 feat allowing 12.6 points a game with the Ravens. Rex s 2006 team led the NFL in 11 categories: yards per game (264.1), yards per play (4.51), rushing yard per game (75.9), rushing yards per play (3.31), interception rate (5.5%), sacks per pass attempt (11.79%), first downs per game (14.8), third-down conversions allowed (28.9%), red zone pct. (33.3%) and points allowed a game (12.6). In 2009, Rex returned the family business to the Jets, where his father earned his first NFL job. Rex took a defense that ranked 10th in scoring for the 2008 season to the top of the NFL rankings in seven catergories: yards per game (252.3), yards per play (4.24), passing yards a game (153.7), passing yards per play (4.91), first downs allowed (14.8), thirddown conversions allowed (31.5%) and points allowed (14.8). REX RYAN LED DEFENSES Season Tm Pts/G NFL Rank 2010 Jets Jets Ravens Ravens t 2006 Ravens Ravens YARD RUSHERS VS. REX (19) Since 2000, defenses that Rex Ryan has worked with have allowed yard rushers. Player Date Tm Att Yds Avg TD Domanick Williams 12/4/2005 Hst Fred Taylor 10/20/2002 Jax Thomas Jones 10/23/2005 Chi Corey Dillon 12/23/2001 Cin Deuce McAllister 12/8/2002 NO Priest Holmes 10/4/2004 KC Corey Dillon 11/28/2004 NE Maurice Jones-Drew 11/15/2009 Jax Larry Johnson 12/10/2006 KC Curtis Martin 11/14/2004 NYJ Jerome Bettis 12/26/2004 Pit DEFENSE = RYAN Rudi Johnson 11/27/2005 Cin Travis Henry 11/12/2006 Ten Greg Jones 11/13/2005 Jax LaDainian Tomlinson 9/21/2003 SD Ricky Williams 11/16/2003 Mia Amos Zereoue 12/29/2002 Pit Corey Dillon 11/10/2002 Cin Ricky Williams 11/17/2002 Mia OR LESS VS. REX (40) During that same time span, Rex s defenses have held 40 rushers who have carried the ball 15 times or more to a 3.0 yards per carry or less in a game. 3.0 OR LESS VS. REX (40) Player Date Tm Opp Att Yds Avg TD Corey Dillon 11/5/2000 Cin Bal Donald Brown 12/27/2009 Ind NYJ LaMont Jordan 9/17/2006 Oak Bal Willie Parker 11/5/2007 Pit Bal James Allen 9/9/2001 Chi Bal Ray Rice 9/13/2010 BLT NYJ Jason Wright 9/24/2006 Clv Bal Reuben Droughns 1/1/2006 Clv Bal Rudi Johnson 11/11/2007 Cin Bal Clinton Portis 10/10/2004 Was Bal Corey Dillon 10/19/2003 Cin Bal Chris Perry 9/7/2008 Cin Bal DeShaun Foster 10/15/2006 Car Bal Kevin Jones 10/9/2005 Det Bal Jerome Bettis 12/28/2003 Pit Bal Samkon Gado 12/16/2007 Mia Bal Chris Johnson 10/5/2008 Ten Bal Marshall Faulk 11/9/2003 StL Bal DeAngelo Williams 11/29/2009 Car NYJ Edgerrin James 10/13/2002 Ind Bal Dominic Rhodes 12/2/2001 Ind Bal Curtis Martin 12/24/2000 NYJ Bal Jamal Lewis 11/2/2008 Clv Bal Maurice Morris 12/23/2007 Sea Bal Ahman Green 10/14/2001 GB Bal Julius Jones 11/21/2004 Dal Bal Terrell Fletcher 12/10/2000 SD Bal Rudi Johnson 9/10/2007 Cin Bal William Green 12/22/2002 Clv Bal Jamal Lewis 9/30/2007 Clv Bal Thomas Jones 9/16/2007 NYJ Bal Rudi Johnson 11/30/2006 Cin Bal Rodney Thomas 10/22/2000 Ten Bal Tiki Barber 12/12/2004 NYG Bal Rudi Johnson 12/5/2004 Cin Bal Lamar Smith 9/17/2000 Mia Bal Dominic Rhodes 10/12/2008 Ind Bal Ricky Williams 11/16/2003 Mia Bal William Green 9/12/2004 Clv Bal Corey Dillon 12/1/2002 Cin Bal Bold = While with Jets 24 NEWYORKJETS.COM

25 COORDINATORS PETTINE PRIOR In 2005, Mike Pettine was promoted from Coaching Assistant/Quality Control to Outside Linebackers Coach in Baltimore, the same season that current Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan was named the Ravens Defensive Coordinator. Together the two oversaw a defense that ranked in the top five in almost every defensive category from 2005 to 2008 when both left for the Jets. Top Five Ranks in Baltimore ( ) 1st in First Downs Allowed (999) 2nd in Total Defense (277.8 yards per game) 2nd in Scoring Defense (17.6 point per game allowed) 2nd in Rushing Defense (84.0 yards per game) 2nd in Opponent Third Down Conversion Percentage (33.8%) 2nd in Interceptions and t-2nd in Touchdowns off Interceptions 4th in Turnovers Forced (123) 5th in Passing Defense (193.8 yards per game) t-5th in Sacks (168) PERFORMING UNDER PETTINE Adalius Thomas (BLT 05-06) Thomas enjoyed his two best seasons in his only two seasons with Pettine when he notched 9.0 sacks in 2005 and 11.0 sacks in Calvin Pace (NYJ 09- ) In Pace s first season with Pettine as Defensive Coordinator, he posted a career-high with 8.0 sacks in just 12 games played. Terrell Suggs (BLT 05-08) In four seasons under Pettine, Suggs posted his four highest tackle totals, collected four of his five career interceptions and posted three season of at least eight sacks, leading the team in sacks twice. SCHOOLED BY SCHOTTY Drew Brees (SD 02-05) Schottenheimer arrived in San Diego for Brees second season and quickly became a large part of his development with 2002 marking his first season as a starting quarterback. In four seasons with Schotty, Brees averaged over 3,000 yards a season, completing 62.3% of his passes and compiling an 84.7 passer rating. Chad Pennington (NYJ 06-07) Schottenheimer s first season with the Jets coincided with the return of Chad Pennington from a seasonending injury the year before. Under Schotty s direction, Pennington posted a then career-best 3,352 yards passing, completing 64.5% of his passes for an 82.6 passer rating. Pennington also took home Comeback Player of the Year honors as he keyed a Jet return to the postseason. Thomas Jones (NYJ 07-09) Jones, was considered a journeyman for the earlier part of his career, after spending his first seven seasons in the league with three different teams. In that time, he averaged yards and 4.9 touchdowns per season. In 2007, he was acquired by the Jets in an offseason trade and instantly became an integral part of Coach Schottenheimer s offense. In three seasons under Schotty, Jones averaged 1,277.7 yards rushing and 9.3 rushing touchdowns a season and set career-highs in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns last season. Mark Sanchez (NYJ 09- ) Sanchez, the Jets 2009 first-round pick, was chosen to direct Schottenheimer s offense in his rookie season and responded by setting franchise rookie records for completions and passing yards. His rookie season wasn t without its low points, but under Schotty s tutelage, Sanchez helped lead the Jets to two postseason victories, the third rookie quarterback in the AFC to accomplish that feat since WONDERFUL WORLD OF WESTHOFF No team in the league has had more kickoff return touchdowns since Mike Westhoff s tenure with the Jets began in Since then, the Jets have scored 12 times on kickoff returns. Perhaps even more remarkable than the fact that the Jets lead the league with 12 scores, is that those scores have come from six different players. Leon Washington (4), Justin Miller (3), Chad Morton (2), Jerricho Cotchery (1), Brad Smith (1) and Jonathan Carter (1) have all brought a kick back for a score under Westy. NEWYORKJETS.COM 25

26 JETS NOTES In his second NFL season, Mark Sanchez looks to continue his education as an NFL signal caller. He led the Jets to the AFC Championship last season for the first time since 1998 and played his best football in the postseason, recording a 92.7 passer rating in three playoff games. 7-TIME 100 or GREATER PASSER RATING QB Mark Sanchez recorded a passer rating at Buffalo, marking the seventh game in his career that he posted a passer rating of or greater. Five of his or greater passer ratings have come against conference foes Miami, New England and Buffalo. Game Att Cmp Yds TD-I Rate 1/9/10 at CIN* /19/10 vs. NE /26/10 at MIA /25/09 at OAK /3/10 at BUF /20/09 vs. NE /1/09 vs. MIA *Playoff game CONVERTING INSIDE THE 20 The Jets offense has scored 84 points on 17 of their 18 trips inside the opponents 20-yard line. In the season opener the Jets converted on both of their field goal attempts for six points, while in Week Two the Jets scored three touchdowns on passes of: 10 yards, from Sanchez to WR Braylon Edwards; two yards, from Sanchez to WR Jerricho Cotchery; and one yard, from Sanchez to TE Dustin Keller, and made one field goal for 25 points. In Week Three, while in the redzone, the offense scored three times, two touchdowns and a field goal. Keller caught a 12-yard pass from Sanchez, RB LaDainian Tomlinson scored from one yard out and K Nick Folk connected on a 30-yard field goal. In Week Four the Jets converted on four of their five trips inside of the Bills 20-yard line. On the opening drive of the game, Tomlinson scored on a one-yard touchdown run. Folk extended the lead in the second quarter with a field goal. Keller then scored two touchdowns in the third quarter. Playing the Vikings on Monday Night football in Week Five, Folk converted four field goals inside the opponents-20 to help the Jets win, ON THE MARK IN THE WINS In the Jets four victories, QB Mark Sanchez has completed 71-of-126 passes for 828 yards and eight touchdowns with no interceptions and a passer rating of /11 vs MIN: QB Mark Sanchez spearheaded an offense that scored points in every posession within the opponents-20 and established a new career-high for passing attempts with 44. His previous high of 35 attempts came vs. MIA on 11/1/10. MARK SANCHEZ 10/3 at BUF: Sanchez connected with WR Braylon Edwards for a 41-yard touchdown pass with 2:32 remaining in the second quarter. It is the third time this season the two have combined for a score. In their 15 regular season games together, the pair has completed four passes of 40 or more yards. Sanchez finished the game 14-of-24 for 161 yards and two touchdowns with a passer rating of It is the seventh time in his career that he recorded a 100 plus passer rating. Sunday s game at Buffalo marked the eleventh contest is his 19 regular-season games that Sanchez has not thrown an interception. The Jets are now 9-3 when Sanchez doesn t throw an interception. 9/26 at MIA: Sanchez completed 15-of-28 passes for 256 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions for a passer rating. Sanchez matched his career-high with three touchdown passes that he set the week before vs. New England. 9/19 vs. NE: Sanchez completed 21-of-30 passes for 220 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions for a passer rating. Sanchez set career-highs with three touchdown passes (previous high: two set twice, last 11/1/09 vs. MIA), completions with 21 (previous high: 20 set 11/01/09 vs. MIA), the highest regular-season passer rating of his career with (previous high: set 10/25/09 at OAK), his career-high passer rating of came in last season Wild Card game at CIN. Sanchez also posted a 70% completion percentage, the second-highest percentage of his career (high: 76.5% set 11/29/09 vs. CAR). LONG PASSES BY SANCHEZ During his career, Sanchez has completed 12 passes of 40 yards or more with five resulting in a touchdown. Quarterback Receiver Date Opp Lg M. Sanchez B. Edwards 1/24/10 IND 80t M. Sanchez B. Edwards 9/26/10 MIA 67t M. Sanchez B. Edwards 12/20/09 ATL 65t M. Sanchez J. Cotchery 11/1/09 MIA 53 M. Sanchez D. Clowney 10/12/09 MIA 53 M. Sanchez J. Cotchery 9/27/09 TEN 46 M. Sanchez D. Keller 1/9/10 CIN 45t M. Sanchez J. Cotchery 12/3/09 BUF 45 M. Sanchez J. Cotchery 9/20/09 NE 45 M. Sanchez B. Edwards 10/3/10 BUF 41t M. Sanchez B. Edwards 11/15/09 JAX 41 M. Sanchez D. Keller 9/13/09 HST 40 LEADING FOR THREE WEEKS Sanchez completed 50-of-82 for 637 yards, with eight touchdowns, no interceptions and a passer rating of in consecutive games against NE, MIA and BUF. His passer 26 NEWYORKJETS.COM

27 JETS NOTES rating ranked first in the NFL in that three week span while his eight touchdown passes tied with Peyton Manning for most in the NFL. Player Team Att Cmp Yds TD-I Rate M. Sanchez NYJ P. Manning IND M. Vick PHI P. Rivers SD A. Rodgers GB THROWS TO MULTIPLE TARGETS Mark Sanchez has thrown to 10 different targets with three of them scoring at least a touchdown in the first five games of the season. Receiver No Yds Avg Long TD D. Keller B. Edwards t 3 L. Tomlinson J. Cotchery S. Holmes S. Greene T. Richardson J. Conner D. Clowney B. Smith Totals t 8 Italicized - No longer on team PASSER RATING QB Mark Sanchez recorded the 11th best passer rating in Jets history, when he connected on 21-of-30 passes for 220 yards and three touchdowns without an interception against NE, 9/19/00. It marks the fifth game in his career that he posted a passer rating of or greater. Player Game Rating Ken O Brien 11/2/86 vs. SEA Ken O Brien 11/17/85 vs. TB Ken O Brien 11/09/86 vs. ATL Richard Todd 12/6/82 vs. DET Vinny Testaverde 10/19/98 vs. NE Richard Todd 11/8/81 vs. BAL Boomer Esiason 11/7/93 vs. MIA Chad Pennington 12/22/02 vs. NE Ken O Brien 9/21/86 vs. MIA Pat Ryan 10/21/84 vs. KC Mark Sanchez 9/19/10 vs. NE minimum 30 attempts Business Management and Entrepreneurial Program at the Harvard Business School. Moore and 70 other NFL players crammed a semester s worth of classes into a week-long overview program. The players learned a few fundamentals of the business world, while brainstorming entrepreneurial endeavors and listening to guest speakers. Moore doesn t intend on hanging up his pads quite yet, but he knows many former NFL players struggle after their playing days and wants to be prepared for the future. I was asked if going to the Harvard seminar meant I was going to be retiring and opening a restaurant this year, Moore wrote in a blog on NewYorkJets.com. No, no, no. I ve got a bit more mileage on me. You get so locked into being a football player and into thinking football is the only competitive venue out there. I don t think I ll be getting the thrill I get running out on Sunday against New England. But the program was good, just to see that there are other options out there after leaving the game. But retiring from football? You don t have to worry about that just yet. WHO S NEW WITH THE 2010 JETS New Coach Mark Carrier, Defensive Line New Veteran Players QB... Mark Brunell... (UFA - NO) CB... Antonio Cromartie... (Trade - SD) K... Nick Folk... (FA - DAL) WR... Santonio Holmes... (Trade - PIT) LB... Lance Laury... (FA - SEA) S... Brodney Pool...(FA - CLV) LB... Jason Taylor... (UFA - MIA) RB... LaDainian Tomlinson...(FA - SD) MOORE SCHOOL Did you know that Jets G Brandon Moore spent a portion of his offseason learning from some of the brightest minds at Harvard? Moore took part in the NFL s NEWYORKJETS.COM 27

28 JETS NOTES After the first five games of the 2010 season, the New York Jets rushing attack is averaging 5.1 yards an attempt, third best in the NFL. The average is a full yard greater than the club s 4.1 average at this point in 2009, when the club finished the season leading the NFL in rushing with 2,756 yards on 607 carries (4.5 avg.). In 2010, the Jets rushing offense: vs. MIN (10/11): Helped the Jets rush for 155 yards on 32 attempts. It marked the first time in 52 games that a team has rushed for more than 150 yards against the Vikings. The streak of 51 games was the second longest streak in NFL history. RB Shonn Greene registered his first touchdown of the season on a 23-yard run in the fourth quarter, he finished the game with 57 yards on 10 carries (5.7). RB LaDainian Tomlinson finished the game with 94 yards on 20 carries (4.7). at BUF (10/3): Led the Jets to their first 200-plus rushing game of the season and sixth time under Head Coach Rex Ryan. Allowed RB LaDainian Tomlinson to rush for 133 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries. It marked Tomlinson s first 100-yard performance since recording 105 yards on 19 carries at NO (12/26/08). His 133 rushing yards are the most since he recorded 146 yards on 26 carries at TEN (12/24/07). The offensive line also opened holes for RB Shonn Greene to earn his first 100-yard game of the season, when he collected 117 yards on 22 rushes. Including the playoffs, the performance marked his fourth-career 100 yard effort. at MIA (9/26): Helped Jets avg. 5.0 yards a rush on 29 carries. Led the way for RB LaDainian Tomlinson s 70 yards on 15 carries and the Jets first rushing touchdown of the season, a one-yard run to put the Jets up eight with 2:00 remaining. vs. NE (9/19): Rushed for 136 yards on 32 carries (4.3 avg.) in Week Two win. Allowed RB LaDainian Tomlinson to lead all rushers in the game with 76 yards on 11 carries. Starting RB Shonn Greene led all rushers with 15 carries and finished the game with 52 yards. vs. BLT (9/13): Allowed Jets runners to average 5.5 yards per carry on 21 attempts in the season opener. RB LaDainian Tomlinson opened his career with the Jets rushing for 62 yards on 11 carries (5.6 avg.) RUSHING VS RUSHING In 2009, the Jets ranked No. 1 in the NFL in rushing yards per game at yards. In the first five games of last season, the Jets rushed the ball 161 times for 660 yards (4.1 avg.) and six touchdowns. In the first five games this season, the Jets have rushed the ball 163 times for 166 more yards (826 yards) and two less touchdowns (4 touchdowns). THE O-LINE THROUGH THE FIRST FIVE GAMES Rushes Yards Average Long Touchdowns 4 6 UNDER CALLAHAN S DIRECTION Since joining the Jets as the assistant head coach/offensive line in 2008, Bill Callahan has helped the Jets rush for the the most yards, 5,586, in the NFL. MOST RUSHING YARDS PER GAME (2008-) Team Yds/G Yards Rsh Avg New York Jets ,586 1, Tennessee Titans ,482 1, Carolina Panthers ,433 1, Baltimore Ravens ,146 1, Atlanta Falcons ,063 1, Additionally under Callahan, the team has scored 45 touchdowns on the ground, which is tied for third best during the same time span. MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS (2008-) Team TDs Rsh Carolina Panthers 50 1,158 Tennessee Titans 50 1,158 Baltimore Ravens 48 1,219 New York Jets 45 1,192 New England Patriots 43 1,092 MEET THE LINE In 2009, the Jets ranked No. 1 in the NFL in rushing yards per game at yards. In addition to leading the NFL in rushing the 2009 New York Jets finished the season with a franchise-best 2,756 yards on the ground. In 2010, the Jets return four of the five members of the line. The newcomer is LG Matt Slauson, a th round draft selection. LT D Brickashaw Ferguson, selected 4th overall in the 2006 NFL Draft. Earned his first Pro Bowl appearance in Named to the 2006 All-Rookie Team by Pro Football Weekly and the Pro Football Writers Association. LG Matt Slauson, originally selected in the 6th round of the 2009 NFL Draft, he earned a starting position this summer on a unit that helped the Jets lead the NFL in rushing last season. C Nick Mangold, a two-time Pro Bowl selection, earned his First-Team All-Pro honors in Selected in the first-round of the 2006 NFL Draft (29th overall), Mangold has started every game of his career. RG Brandon Moore, has helped pave the way for two of 28 NEWYORKJETS.COM

29 JETS NOTES RT the Jets three best rushing seasons. In 2009, the club rushed for a franchise-best 2,756 yards, while the team s 2004 total of 2,388 ranks third-best in team history. In those seasons, he blocked for two rushing champions: Curtis Martin (1,697, 2004 NFL rushing title) and Thomas Jones (1, AFC rushing title). Originally, joined the Jets as an undrafted FA defensive tackle in Moved to guard during the 2003 offseason and earned the starting right guard position in Damien Woody, selected 17th overall as a center in the 1999 NFL Draft, earned Pro Bowl honors at that position in Has started games at center (76), right guard (40) and right tackle (42) during his career. IN 2009 THE JETS RUSHING OFFENSE... Ranked No. 1 in the NFL, averaging yards per game (4.5 yards per rush). The 2,756 rushing yards set the franchise season rushing record and the 607 carries is the most in the NFL and second-most in franchise history (634 in 1979). Ran for 318 yards vs. BUF, 10/18, the second-highest rushing total in franchise history. The Jets singlegame record is 333 yards rushing (54 attempts at NE, 10/15/72). In the second game vs. BUF at Toronto, 12/3, the Jets rushed for 249 yards on 43 carries, averaging 5.8 yards per carry. In the two games vs. BUF, the Jets rushed for a total of 567 yards, the most ever by the Jets vs. one team in one season. The Jets rushed for 316 yards and four touchdowns on 54 carries in the victory at OAK, 10/25, a week after posting 318 rushing yards and a touchdown on 40 carries (7.95 per rush) in the loss to BUF, 10/18. The Jets are the sixth team in NFL history to rush for over 300 yards in back-to-back games and first since 1975 (34 seasons). The 316 yards at OAK, 10/25, is the third-highest rushing total by the Jets in franchise history. The 54 carries are tied for the third-highest carries in a single game (record: 58, at NE, 10/14/73). The last time the Jets exceeded 300 yards rushing before these two games, they gained 302 yards on 42 attempts vs. IND, 9/20/98 (11 seasons ago). The 7.95 yards per carry vs. BUF is tied for the second-highest single-game per carry effort in franchise history. The Jets also averaged 7.95 yards per carry (20-159) at DEN, 11/8/92. The Jets record is 9.1 yards per carry vs. CHI, 9/25/94 (18-164). The Jets closed the season vs. CIN rushing a seasonhigh 57 times for 257 yards (4.5) and four touchdowns. The 57 rushing attempts marked a new season-high and the second-highest total in franchise history, bested only by the Jets 58 carries (232 yards) at NE, 10/14/73. The CIN effort was the seventh time the Jets exceeded 175 rushing yards this season and the fifth time they passed the 200-yard mark rushing. The Jets also rushed for 202 yards on 44 carries (4.6 ypc) at IND, 12/27; at TB, 12/13, the Jets rushed for 175 yards and two touchdowns (42 attempts) and rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns (42 attempts) at HOU, 9/ RETURNING PRO BOWLERS Player Pro Bowls Shaun Ellis, DE 2 Pro Bowls (2009, 2003) 56 tackles, 6.5 sacks, 2 PD, 2 FF D Brickashaw Ferguson, LT 1 Pro Bowl (2009) 16 starts, team led NFL with 2,756 rushing yards Nick Mangold, C 2 Pro Bowls (2009, 2008) 16 starts, team led NFL with rushing ypg. Darrelle Revis, CB 2 Pro Bowls (2009, 2008) 6 INT, 34 PD (led NFL), 72 tackles GLOBAL SUPPORT Did you know that three Jets players spent time out of the country working with charities this offseason? S James Ihedigbo and DE Vernon Gholston traveled with former Jets David Clowney and Ahmad Carroll to Haiti in March to help with earthquake relief efforts. Inspired by the trip, Clowney planned a trip to Ghana, but this time he brought new Jets WR Santonio Holmes. During their trip, Clowney and Holmes focused on Ghana s youth. Visited children s hospitals, schools and orphanages Taught kids in the capital city, Accra, about American football Brought 250 pounds of clothes and donated $1,000 to each hospital, courtesy of donations to the David Clowney Foundation JETS YOUTH CAMPS Did you know that several Jets players hosted their own football camps this offseason? WR Jerricho Cotchery, CB Antonion Cromartie, TE Ben Hartsock, S Jim Leonhard, WR Brad Smith and LB Bryan Thomas all hosted youth football camps in their hometowns. Camp Location Jerricho Cotchery Skills & Drills Clinic Birmingham, AL Antonio Cromartie Youth Football Camp Tallahasse, FL Ben Hartsock Football Camp Chillicothe, OH Jim Leonhard Football Skills Camp Tony, WI Brad Smith Youth Football and Cheerleading Camp Youngstown, OH The BT Youth Football Camp Birmingham, AL NEWYORKJETS.COM 29

30 JETS NOTES RB LaDainian Tomlinson signed as a free agent with the Jets during the off-season after spending nine seasons with the San Diego Chargers. During his career, he has rushed for 12,925 yards and 141 touchdowns on 2,956 carries and accumulated 4,050 yards and 15 touchdowns on 547 receptions. In his first five games with the Jets, Tomlinson has been the game s leading rusher, producing 435 yards and three touchdowns on 76 carries to key a rushing attack that ranks second in the NFL with an average of yards per game. Rushed for 94 yards on 20 carries vs. Vikings (10/11), aiding an offense that produced 155 yards rushing and ended a streak of 51 consecutive games that the Minnesota defense had limited its opponents to less than 150 yards rushing, a string of games that ranks as the second-longest in NFL history. Earned second start for the Jets and ran for 42 yards on the opening drive at Bills (10/3). His 15-yard run in the first quarter increased his total to 12,739 career rushing yards, an amount that tied him with Tony Dorsett for seventh on the NFL all-time rushing list. His next carry, a one-yard TD run, moved him into sole possession of seventh place. Tomlinson recorded his first 100-yard game as a Jet, recording 133 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries. It marked his first 100-yard game since 10/26/08 at NO (19-105) and his highest single-game rushing total since he recorded 146 yards on 26 carries at TEN on 12/24/07. Eighty-nine of his 133 yards came in the first half and he finished with two rushing touchdowns, scoring on runs of one yard and 26 yards respectively to improve his career total to 156 total touchdowns, an amount that ranks third all-time in NFL history Scored his first touchdown as a Jet on one-yard run that accounted for the team s final score in a win over the Dolphins (9/26). He finished the game with 70 yards on 15 carries (4.7 avg.). Generated 76 yards on 11 carries (6.9 avg.) in the club s Week Two victory over the Patriots (9/19). Tallied 62 yards on 11 carries (5.6 avg.) in the season opener versus the Ravens (9/13). 5.7 BEST START IN HALL-OF-FAME CAREER In five games as a Jet, RB LaDainian Tomlinson has averaged 5.7 yards per rush on 76 carries, the highest average of his career through the first five games of any season. AVERAGE PER RUSH - FIRST FIVE GAMES OF SEASON LaDAINIAN TOMLINSON * *=Missed game two and three with an injury Additionally, his 5.7 average ranks third in the NFL behind Kansas City s Jamaal Charles (6.5) and Houston s Arian Foster (5.9). 100-OR-MORE YARDS PLUS 2 TD Running back LaDainian Tomlinson s 133-yard, two-touchdown performance in Week Four at BUF (10/3), increased his total to 25 career games that he has rushed for at least 100 yards and two touchdowns, matching Jim Brown for the most in NFL history. MOST GAMES RUSHING FOR 100 YARDS AND TWO TDS Player Games LaDainian Tomlinson 25 Jim Brown 25 Emmitt Smith 21 Shaun Alexander 19 Walter Payton 18 Career Honors from The Associated Press: NFL s Most Valuable Player (2006) Offensive Player of the Year (2006) The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year (2006) First-team All-Pro (2004, 2006 and 2007) Second-team All-Pro (2002 and 2003) Career NFL Honors: Pro Bowl (2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007) AFC Offensive Player of the Month (November 2006) AFC Rookie of Month (September 2001) AFC Offensive Player of the Week seven times, most recently at Buffalo (10/3/10) Most Rushing Touchdowns - Season: Player Team Season TD Rsh LaDainian Tomlinson SD Shaun Alexander SEA Priest Holmes KC Emmitt Smith DAL John Riggins WAS Surpassed 1,600 rushing yards and 2,000 all-purpose yards three times during his career. Season Rsh. Yds. Rec. Yds Total , , , ,370 Season Rush Yards Average , ,323 NEWYORKJETS.COM 30

31 JETS NOTES Ranks third on the NFL s all-time list for career touchdowns, trailing only Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith despite 11 and six fewer seasons, respectively. Player Rsh. TDs Rec. TDs Total Jerry Rice Emmitt Smith LaDainian Tomlinson Randy Moss* Terrell Owens *=scored a TD on a punt return His 6.4 points per game ranks first in NFL history for a nonkicker since the the NFL expanded to a 16-game schedule in Player G TD 2pt Pts Pts/G LaDainian Tomlinson Shaun Alexander Priest Holmes Marshall Faulk Emmitt Smith Ranks second behind Smith (164) on the all-time rushing touchdown list. Player Sea G Att Yds TD Emmitt Smith ,409 18, LaDainian Tomlinson ,956 12, Marcus Allen ,022 12, Walter Payton ,838 16, Jim Brown ,359 12, Currently ranks seventh all-time in NFL history for rushing yards, 334 behind sixth-place Eric Dickerson. Player Sea G Att Yds TD Emmitt Smith ,409 18, Walter Payton ,838 16, Barry Sanders ,062 15, Curtis Martin ,518 14, Jerome Bettis ,479 13, Eric Dickerson ,996 13, LaDainian Tomlinson ,956 12, Tony Dorsett ,936 12, Stands eighth on the NFL s all-time yards from scrimmage list with 16,075 yards. He is currently 455 yards behind former Jet Curtis Martin for seventh-place and 679 yards behind sixth-place Marcus Allen. Rsh Rec Player Sea G Yds Yds Yds Jerry Rice ,895 23,540 Emmitt Smith ,355 3,224 21,579 Walter Payton ,726 4,538 21,264 Marshall Faulk ,279 6,875 19,154 Barry Sanders ,269 2,921 18,190 Marcus Allen ,243 5,411 17,654 Curtis Martin ,101 3,329 17,430 LaDainian Tomlinson ,925 4,050 16, YARD GAMES (47) Tomlinson amassed 47 career 100-yard rushing contests, helping San Diego post a record of and the Jets a mark of 1-0 in those contests. Opp. Date W/L Att Yds Avg. Lg TD OAK (12/28/03) W DEN (12/1/02) W NE (9/29/02) W t 2 at CLV (10/19/03) W t 1 KC (12/17/06) W t 2 OAK (10/14/07) W t 4 NYG (9/25/05) W at OAK (9/28/03) L t 1 at WAS (11/27/05) W t 3 SL (10/29/06) W at BUF (12/3/06) W t 2 at KC (12/2/07) W CLV (11/5/06) W t 3 at OAK (11/21/04) W MIN (11/9/03) W t 2 at OAK (10/20/02) W t 1 TEN (10/3/04) W at TEN (12/9/07) W at KC (12/23/01) L at OAK (10/16/05) W at NE (10/2/05) W at BUF (10/3/10) W t 2 KC (9/30/07) L at KC (12/22/02) L TB (12/12/04) W at OAK (9/11/06) W at SEA (12/24/06) W at HST (9/12/04) W at SL (11/10/02) L DET (12/16/07) W at CIN (9/8/02) W WAS (9/9/01) W DEN (12/5/04) W at CLV (12/19/04) W at BUF (12/15/02) L OAK (11/26/06) W CIN (9/30/01) W at NYJ (11/6/05) W DEN (12/24/07) W t 1 KC (11/30/03) L at OAK (9/28/08) W t 2 BLT (9/21/03) L at DEN (11/19/06) W at NO (10/26/08) L at CIN (11/12/06) W DEN (12/10/06) W at CLV (10/7/01) L NEWYORKJETS.COM 31

32 JETS NOTES COTCHERY LEADS THE JETS Jerricho Cotchery led the Jets in receptions and yards for the third consecutive season in 2009, logging 57 catches for 821 yards and three touchdowns, despite missing two games earlier in the season due to injury (hamstring). Cotchery scored in two consecutive contests: On a 29- yard touchdown pass on the opening drive of the second half at NE, 11/22 and scored on a seven-yard pass in the first quarter vs. JAX, 11/15. Cotchery scored his fourth touchdown of the season, but first rushing touchdown of his career, when he took a backwards pass from Mark Sanchez and scored from six-yards away vs. CIN, 1/3/10. Cotchery finished sixth in the AFC and 10th in the NFL in punt returns, averaging 10.3 on 23 returns. COTCHERY S 100-YD GAMES (9) DATE OPP REC YDS AVG LG TD 9/16/07 at BLT /23/07 at TEN /17/06 NE t 1 12/9/07 CLV /26/06 HST /27/09 TEN /30/07 at BUF /26/08 KC /7/07* at NE t 1 *- Postseason EDWARDS PER RECEPTION Since entering the NFL in 2005, WR Braylon Edwards 15.6 yards per catch ranks second in the AFC among wide receivers with at least 200 receptions. He trails only teammate WR Santonio Holmes (16.3). For his career, Edwards has caught 290 passes for 4,535 yards and 35 touchdowns. Edwards 100-yard games (13) TEAM DATE OPP REC YDS AVG LG TD CLV 10/13/08 NYG CLV 12/2/07 at ARZ t 1 CLV 9/16/07 CIN t 2 CLV 11/19/06 PIT CLV 10/28/07 at SL CLV 9/24/06 BLT CLV 9/17/06 at CIN CLV 10/7/07 at NE CLV 9/18/05 at GB t 1 NYJ 12/20/09 ATL t 1 CLV 11/17/08 at BUF CLV 12/15/08 at PHI NYJ* 1/24/10 at IND t 1 * - Postseason GREENE GOES THE DISTANCE Shonn Greene took a fourth quarter carry 23 yards to the end zone for his first rushing touchdown of the season vs. MIN (10/11). The touchdown marked was the fifth rushing score of his career, regular season and post-season included. Four of Greene s five career rushing touchdowns have gone for 20 or more yards. Shonn Greene s Touchdown Runs Date Opp Yards 1. 1/17/10 at SD /9/10 at CIN /25/09 at OAK /11/10 vs. MIN /25/09 at OAK 8 The 23-yard touchdown vs. MIN was also the first touchdown Greene has scored in his career in a home game. 100 FOR GREENE RB Shonn Greene finished with 117 yards rushing in the Jets win at BUF, 10/3. It was his first 100-yard rushing game of the season. It marked the second time in his career that Greene has eclipsed the 100-yard mark in a regular-season game. Greene carried 22 times for a 5.3 yards per carry average in the win at BUF. Last season, Greene led the Jets with 144 yards rushing and two touchdowns, averaging 5.0 yards per carry at OAK, 10/25. Greene s 144 yards at OAK represent the third-highest rushing total for a Jets rookie in franchise history. As a rookie, Matt Snell ran for 168 vs. OAK and 180 vs. HOU in back-to-back weeks in GOING GREENE IN THE PLAYOFFS Shonn Greene ran for more than 125 yards and a touchdown in each of his first two postseason games, the first player in NFL history to do that, posting 135 at CIN and 128 at SD. Greene led the NFL in rushing during the 2009 postseason ( ). His 263 rushing yards as a rookie in his first two postseason games is the second-most by a rookie in NFL history, behind only DAL s Duane Thomas, who rushed for 278 yards in his first two postseason games as a rookie in the 1970 season. He reeled off the the two longest runs in Jets postseason history. His 53-yard touchdown run at SD bettered his 39-yard touchdown run at CIN. Both runs topped his regular season best, a 33-yard run at OAK. The previous long for a rushing touchdown in Jets playoff history was by Freeman McNeil, 25 yards, 1/3/87 at CLE. At CIN, Greene finished with 135 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries, tying him for the second-best in Jets postseason history with Freeman McNeil, vs. KC, 12/28/86. Greene became the third RB since the 2000 Playoffs to go over 100 yards rushing in a single post- 32 NEWYORKJETS.COM

33 JETS NOTES season game (Joseph Addai, IND, 2006; Jamal Lewis, BAL, 2000). Greene s touchdown run and Mark Sanchez s scoring pass in each game made the 2009 Jets the first team to get a scoring run and pass from rookies in a postseason game since the 1934 Giants, a feat the Jets have now accomplished twice. The Giants Ed Danowski had a rushing touchdown and two passing touchdowns 76 years ago. Longest Running Plays -- POST SEASON FRANCHISE HISTORY Player Yds Opp Date 1. S. Greene 53t at SD 1/17/10 2. S. Greene 39t at CIN 1/9/10 3. F. McNeil 35 at CIN 1/9/83 Jets Postseason Single-Game Rushing Leaders Player Date OPP Att Yds Avg. TD 1. F. McNeil 1/9/83 CIN t. S. Greene 1/9/10 CIN t. F. McNeil 12/28/86 KC DUSTIN KELLER TE Dustin Keller leads the Jets in receptions (19), last (254) and touchdowns (5) after the first four games of the season. In Week Two vs. NE (9/19), Keller recorded seven receptions for a career-high 115 yards. In Week Three at MIA (9/26), he added two more touchdowns and 98 yards on six receptions. In the Week Four win at BUF (10/3), he caught two touchdown passes for the second consecutive week and finished the game with four catches for 28 yards. KELLER IN PERSPECTIVE Since being selected in the first round of the 2008 NFL Draft, Dustin Keller has quietly had the best first two seasons by a tight end in club history. Despite working with two quarterbacks in two seasons (Brett Favre 08 & Mark Sanchez 09), Keller has caught 93 passes, the most by a Jets tight end in their first two NFL seasons. Player Sea Rec Yds TD Dustin Keller ,057 5 Pete Lammons ,080 6 Jerome Barkum ,114 8 Johnny Mitchell Richard Caster Mickey Shuler His 93 receptions in his first two seasons also compares favorably with tight ends in the NFL selected in the last five seasons. Below is a list of AFC tight ends selected in the last five seasons and their stats. Player Tm Sea Rec Yds TD Zack Miller OAK ,222 4 Owen Daniels HST ,120 8 Kellen Winslow CLV Dustin Keller NYJ ,057 5 Heath Miller PIT THREE GAME STRETCH From Week Two through Week Four, TE Dustin Keller caught 17 passes for 241 yards and five touchdowns. His five touchdowns tied with San Diego TE Antonio Gates for most touchdowns during that time span. KELLER S THREE GAME STRETCH Gm Rec Yds Avg. TD vs. NE 9/ at MIA 9/ at BUF 10/ Totals AFC TIGHT ENDS IN THEIR FIRST 35 Through the first 35 games of his career, TE Dustin Keller ranks amongst the top tight ends in the AFC. Player Rec Yds TD Avg. Antonio Gates -- SD 130 1, Owen Daniels -- HST 120 1, Todd Heap -- BLT 111 1, Dustin Keller -- Jets 108 1, Zach Miller -- OAK 108 1, Heath Miller -- PIT 83 1, HE EIGHT ONE? Did you know that TE Dustin Keller writes a monthly food column for the New York Times? Keller s I Eight One (a play on his jersey number, 81) column appears on the New York Times Fifth Down Blog and covers everything from restaurant reviews to healthy eating tips. Keller s love for food doesn t end with his column, he also owns six restaurants in South Carolina. McAlister s Deli, a franchise popular in the south, serves sandwiches, salads and potatoes. To read Keller s columns, visit RICHARDSON IS LEADING MAN Dallas Clark -- IND 81 1, FB Tony Richardson has served as the primary lead blocker for eight 1,000-yard rushing seasons by five different players in his career. Six of those 1,000-yard seasons have resulted in the player earning a Pro Bowl appearance. He has also helped 11 teams surpass the 2,000 rushing yard mark. Richardson s teams have rushed for 20 or more touchdowns seven of the past eight seasons, including league-highs in 2002 (KC), 2003 (KC), 2004 (KC) and 2007 (MIN). NEWYORKJETS.COM 33

34 JETS NOTES DARRELLE REVIS REVIS CAREER INTERCEPTIONS (16) CB Darrelle Revis, who was named to the All-Pro team this season, was voted the 2009 Curtis Martin Team MVP by his teammates. NFL Network credited Revis with 31 PD on the season, the most in the NFL since For his career, he has recorded 14 interceptions, 222 tackles, one sack, 62 passes defensed, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and two touchdowns. The two-time Pro Bowl CB posted an NFL-high 34 passes defensed to go with his team-leading six interceptions and 71 tackles, anchoring a unit that finished No. 1 in the NFL in pass defense, total defense and points allowed in JETS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Revis was voted the Curtis Martin Team MVP by his teammates after recording six INT, 34 PD and 72 tackles. His performance earned him first-team All-Pro by The Associated Press, Sporting News and Sports Illustrated/Peter King honors as well as his second trip to the Pro Bowl RECEIVERS AGAINST REVIS NFL DATE OPP RECEIVER vs. REVIS 2009 TOT Rank 9/13 HST A. Johnson T3 9/20 NE R. Moss T12 10/4 NO M. Colston T27 10/18 BUF T. Owens T47 11/15 JAX Sims-Walker T35 11/22 NE R. Moss T12 11/29 CAR S. Smith /3 BUF T. Owens T47 12/20 ATL R. White /27 IND R. Wayne T5 1/3/10 CIN C. Ochocinco ALONE ON REVIS ISLAND 2009 JETS OPPONENT RECEIVERS REVIS VS. THE REST OF THE NFL 2009 TOT REC-YDS AVG vs. TD DATE OPP RECEIVER vs. REVIS REST OF NFL REC 9/13 HST A. Johnson /20 NE R. Moss /4 NO M. Colston /18 BUF T. Owens /15 JAX Sims-Walker /22 NE R. Moss /29 CAR S. Smith /3 BUF T. Owens /20 ATL R. White /27 IND R. Wayne /3/10 CIN C. Ochocinco Date Team Quarterback 1. 10/28/07 vs. BUF Trent Edwards 2. 12/02/07 at MIA John Beck 3. 12/16/07 at NE Tom Brady 4. 9/7/08 at MIA Chad Pennington 5. 9/28/08 vs. ARI Kurt Warner 6. 9/28/08 vs. ARI Kurt Warner 7. 11/2/08 at BUF Trent Edwards 8. 12/14/08 vs. BUF J.P. Losman 9. 9/20/09 vs. NE Tom Brady /25/09 at OAK JaMarcus Russell /29/09 vs. CAR Jake Delhomme /29/09 vs. CAR Jake Delhomme /3/09 vs. BUF (T) Ryan Fitzpatrick /13/09 at TB Josh Freeman 15. *1/9/10 at CIN Carson Palmer 16. *1/17/10 at SD Philip Rivers *=Postseason CRO GOES TWO-FOR-TWO CB Antonio Cromartie has intercepted passes in his first two games as a Jet. In the Week One contest against BLT, Cromartie picked off a Joe Flacco pass intended for Anquan Boldin and returned it 66 yards. In Week Two, after switching onto Randy Moss in the second half, Cromartie intercepted a Tom Brady pass intended for Moss at the three-yard line. Cromartie has now intercepted passes in consecutive games four times in his career, including recording interceptions in three consecutive games during the 2007 season. For his career, Cromartie has now intercepted 19 passes off 13 different quarterbacks. He has picked off multiple passes against Peyton Manning (4), Tom Brady (2) and Brett Favre (2). Date Team Quarterback 19. 9/19/10 vs. NE Tom Brady (2) 18. 9/13/10 vs. BLT Joe Flacco /22/09 at DEN Kyle Orton /15/09 vs. PHI Donovan McNabb /1/09 vs. OAK JaMarcus Russell 14. 9/22/08 vs. NYJ Brett Favre (2) 13. 9/22/08 vs. NYJ Brett Favre (1)* 12. 1/20/08 at NE Tom Brady (1)# 11. 1/13/08 at IND Peyton Manning (4)# /16/07 vs. DET Jon Kitna 9. 12/9/07 at TEN Vince Young 8. 12/2/07 at KC Tyler Thigpen 7. 12/2/07 at KC Brock Huard 6. 11/11/07 vs. IND Peyton Manning (3) 5. 11/11/07 vs. IND Peyton Manning (2) 4. 11/11/07 vs. IND Peyton Manning (1) 3. 10/28/07 vs. HST Matt Schaub (2) 2. 10/28/07 vs. HST Matt Schaub (1)* 1. 10/14/07 vs. OAK Daunte Culpepper #=Postseason *=Returned for a TD 34 NEWYORKJETS.COM

35 JETS NOTES DAVID HARRIS LEADS NFL S TOP-RANKED DEFENSE He s (Harris) one of the most complete linebackers in our league. He s an elite player who, for whatever reason, a lot of people don t appreciate. Jets Linebackers Coach Bob Sutton (New York Times, 8/1). In 2009, Harris led a Jets defense that finished first in the NFL in seven categories (yards per game, yards per play, passing yards per game, passing yards per play, first downs allowed, third-down conversions allowed and points allowed). Harris led the unit with 142 tackles and added 5.5 sacks, two interceptions, three passes defensed and two forced fumbles. In postseason play, Harris remained a dominant force as he led the team in both tackles (29) and sacks (2). He added one pass defensed and one forced fumble to his statline. Both of Harris sacks were of IND QB Peyton Manning. TACKLING MACHINE In three seasons, Harris has led the team in tackles twice and finished second with 87 tackles in 2008 despite missing five games. In 2007, he led the team with 117 tackles despite not taking over starting duties for an injured Jon Vilma until the eighth game of the season. HARRIS SEASON TACKLE TOTALS Season Tackles Rank on Team st nd st DOUBLE-DIGIT TACKLES (15) Since entering the NFL in 2007, Harris has recorded 15 double-digit tackle games (two in the 2009 postseason). Date Opp. Solo Assist Tackles 1/24/10* at IND /17/10* at SD /3/09 at BUF /22/09 at NE /18/09 BUF /4/09 at NO /13/09 at HST /21/08 at SEA /7/08 at SF /19/08 OAK /22/08 at SD /7/08 at MIA /30/07 KC /4/07 WAS /28/07 BUF *=Postseason Game ED BLOCK COURAGE AWARD WINNER David Harris was selected as the New York Jets 2009 Ed Block Courage Award Winner. His teammates voted for him as he represented the two principles of the award: sportsmanship and courage. In 2009, entering his third season as a pro, Harris had overcome two injuries. He suffered a sports hernia and missed five games after he underwent surgery in Further, during the last game of the 2008 season vs. Miami, Harris fractured his fibula. Despite the injuries, Harris ranked second on the team with 87 tackles that season. Following the 2008 season, Harris worked daily to become healthy again. By the time OTAs had started, he was ready to go. Harris never looked back as he started all 16 regularseason games and the team s three postseason contests, leading the team with 142 tackles. HARRIS IN 2010 Tied for team lead in tackles (eight) with Jim Leonhard in the victory vs. MIN (10/11). Helped defense shutout the Vikings in the first half allowing only 52 yards of total offense and zero third-down conversions. Led the team for the second consecutive week with seven tackles, five solo, in the division win at BUF (10/3). Was part of a defense that held the Bills to 0-for-10 on thirddown conversions for the game. Led the team with nine tackles, eight solo in the division win at MIA (9/26). Also registered two tackles for loss on a defense that accounted for an interception, two sacks, five passes defensed and five tackles for loss on a previously unbeaten Dolphins team. Recorded seven tackles, six solo in the Week Two victory vs. NE (9/19). Led a defense that shutout the Patriots offense in the second half, limiting them to 80-yards, eight first downs and one-of-four on third down attempts. Helped hold NE to 52 rushing yards on 20 carries for the game. Finished with six tackles, two QB hits and two PD in the season opening loss to BLT (9/13). Spearheaded a defense that held the Ravens to 49 rushing yards on 35 attempts (1.4 avg.) HARRIS CAREER SACKS (11.5) Date Team Quarterback 10/28/07 vs. BUF Trent Edwards 11/18/07 vs. PIT Ben Roethlisberger 12/2/07 at MIA John Beck 12/23/07 at TEN Vince Young 12/30/07 vs. KC Brodie Croyle 10/12/08 vs. CIN Ryan Fitzpatrick 9/13/09 at HST Matt Schaub 9/27/09 vs. TEN Kerry Collins 10/18/09 vs. BUF #Trent Edwards 11/1/09 vs. MIA Chad Henne 11/29/09 vs. CAR Jake Delhomme 12/3/09 at BUF Ryan Fitzpatrick 1/24/10 at IND* Peyton Manning # - Half of a sack *Postseason Game NEWYORKJETS.COM 35

36 JETS NOTES The Jets signed LB Jason Taylor as an unrestricted free agent on April 21, In 2009, he recorded seven sacks, three FF, five PD, one INT, one FR for a touchdown and 42 tackles with the Miami Dolphins. SACK LEADER The six-time Pro Bowler (2000, 02, 04, 05, 06 and 07) joined 2009 NFL s top ranked defense to wreak havoc on the league s quarterbacks. Taylor currently ranks 11th on the NFL s All-Time Sack list and his sacks give him the most of any active NFL player. CAREER SACKS AMONG PLAYERS ACTIVE IN THE NFL Player Team(s) Seasons Sacks 1. Jason Taylor MIA, WAS John Abraham NYJ, ATL Joey Porter PIT, MIA, ARZ Additionally, Taylor s sacks this decade are a league high, 20.5 more than Falcon s DE John Abraham. Taylor has regisered multiple sacks (1.5 or more) in 30 games and has registered two-or-more sacks in a game 25 times. The former Miami Dolphin and Washington Redskin has spread his sacks among 67 different quarterbacks, with Patriots QB Tom Brady being taken down a high of 10.5 times. TAYLOR S SACKS BY QUARTERBACK Quarterback Team(s) Sacks Tom Brady NE 10.5 Drew Bledsoe BUF, NE 6.5 Rob Johnson BUF 6.0 Drew Brees SD, NO 5.0 Peyton Manning IND 5.0 Chad Pennington NYJ 5.0 Vinny Testaverde NYJ 4.5 Brett Favre GB 4.0 Rich Gannon OAK 4.0 Brooks Bollinger NYJ 3.0 Kerry Collins OAK 3.0 Donovan McNabb PHI 3.0 Tim Rattay SF 3.0 Tony Banks BLT 2.5 Trent Edwards BUF 2.5 Charlie Batch DET, PIT 2.0 Kyle Boller BLT 2.0 David Carr HST 2.0 Kellen Clemens NYJ 2.0 Brian Griese DEN 2.0 Jim Harbaugh IND 2.0 Kelly Holcomb BUF 2.0 Donald Hollas OAK 2.0 J.P. Losman BUF 2.0 Neil O Donnell TEN, NYJ 2.0 Doug Pederson GB, PHI 2.0 Matt Schaub HST 2.0 Jeff Blake BLT 1.5 Duante Culpepper MIN 1.5 David Garrard JAX 1.5 Alex Van Pelt BUF 1.5 Derek Anderson CLV 1.0 Steve Beuerlein CAR 1.0 Marc Bulger SL 1.0 Quarterback Team(s) Sacks Jason Campbell WAS 1.0 Quincy Carter DAL 1.0 Stoney Case DET 1.0 Matt Cassel NE 1.0 John Elway DEN 1.0 Ryan Fitzpatick CIN, BUF 1.0 Glenn Foley NYJ 1.0 Rex Grossman CHI 1.0 Matt Hasselbeck SEA 1.0 Tim Hasselbeck WAS 1.0 Chad Henne MIA 1.0 Brad Johnson MIN 1.0 Byron Leftwich JAX 1.0 Luke McCown CLV 1.0 Josh McCown ARZ 1.0 Jim Miller CHI 1.0 Moses Moreno SD 1.0 Carson Palmer CIN 1.0 Jake Plummer DEN 1.0 Patrick Ramsey WAS 1.0 Ben Roethlisberger PIT 1.0 Matt Ryan ATL 1.0 Akili Smith CIN 1.0 Michael Vick ATL 1.0 Billy Volek TEN 1.0 Chris Weinke CAR 1.0 Vince Young TEN 1.0 Travis Brown BUF 0.5 Chris Chandler ATL 0.5 Trent Dilfer SEA 0.5 Shaun King TB 0.5 Jon Kitna SEA 0.5 Mike McMahon DET 0.5 JASON TAYLOR FRESH TARGETS This season, Taylor will be able to add to his quarterback tally when he faces seven quarterbacks he has yet to sack. In Week One, Taylor did not record a sack of Joe Flacco In Week Three, Taylor sacked Chad Henne for the first time in his career. Date Opponent Quarterback 10/17 at Denver Kyle Orton 10/31 Green Bay Aaron Rodgers 11/7 at Detroit Matt Stafford 11/14 at Cleveland Jake Delhomme 12/26 at Chicago Jay Cutler TAYLOR WITH THE JETS We brought in Jason (Taylor) to give us that pass rush. We knew he could play and rotate in with the other two guys, Calvin (Pace) and BT (Bryan Thomas). He s a closer. He closes out games. That s been his history. Rex Ryan on Jason Taylor Taylor strip-sacked Brett Favre for a loss of three-yards with 1:01 remaining in the fourth quarter in Week 5 against MIN. In Week Four, Taylor recovered the 28th fumble of his career at BUF (10/3), after LB Bryan Thomas knocked the ball loose from Bills RB Marshawn Lynch. In his return to Miami in Week Three, Taylor sacked Dolphins QB Chad Henne for a loss of eight yards, making Henne the 67th different quarterback to be taken down by Taylor. Taylor closed his first game for the Jets in Week Two when he strip-sacked Patriots QB Tom Brady with 4:15 left in the fourth quarter and the Jets leading Taylor finished the game with five tackles and a QB hurry in addition to the sack and forced fumble. In Week One, Taylor started his first game as a Jet and recorded three tackles, two QB hurries and a PD vs. BLT. TAYLOR SCORES Taylor has scored nine defensive touchdowns in his career, three on interception returns and six on fumble returns. His six fumbles returned for touchdowns are the most in NFL history. Game Touchdown 11/1/09 at NYJ Ret. a Shonn Greene fumble 48 yds 10/21/07 vs. NE Ret. a Matt Cassell interception 36 yds 11/19/06 vs. MIN Ret. a Matt Johnson interception 51 yds 11/5/06 at CHI Ret. a Rex Grossman interception 20 yds 9/11/05 vs. DEN Ret. a Jake Plummer fumble 85 yds 11/27/03 at DAL Ret. a Quincy Carter fumble 34 yds 10/7/01 vs. NE Ret. a Tom Brady fumble 1 yd 10/1/00 at CIN Ret. a Akili Smith fumble 29 yds 9/13/99 at DEN Ret. a Brian Griese fumble 4 yds 36 NEWYORKJETS.COM

37 JETS NOTES QB OF THE DEFENSE S Jim Leonhard joined the Jets as a free-agent from Baltimore in 2009 and quickly became the anchor of the NFL s top ranked defense. The defensive signal caller finished third on the team in tackles (95) and recorded 2.5 sacks, one interception, four passes defensed, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Leonhard also contributed on special teams, recording 173 yards on 21 punt returns. The former undrafted free agent continued making big plays in the postseason when he tallied the second-most tackles on the team with 22 and added one sack, one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. In the AFC Championship (1/24 at IND), Leonhard recovered a fumble forced by LB Calvin pace, leading to a 48-yard field goal by K Jay Feely. Leonhard helped put the Jets on top in the Divisional Game against San Diego (1/17 at SD) when he intercepted Chargers QB Philip Rivers at the end of the third quarter and returned the ball 11-yards to the SD 16- yard line. The interception set up Mark Sanchez s two-yard touchdown pass to Dustin Keller. In the Wild Card Game against Cincinnati (1/9 at CIN), Leonhard strip-sacked Bengals QB Carson Palmer for a loss of 18 yards ELLIS LEGACY DE Shaun Ellis, the Jets longest-tenured player (first-round pick, 2000), recorded his first sack of the 2010 season when he took down BLT QB Joe Flacco and forced a fumble. Ellis finished second on the team with 6.5 sacks in Ellis 71.5 career sacks are third on the Jets all-time sack list, behind only Joe Klecko (77.5) and Mark Gastineau (107.5), two members of the legendary New York Sack Exchange of the early 1980s. His 160 regular season games played for the Jets are the most ever by a Jets defensive lineman. He surpassed a third member of the Sack Exchange, Marty Lyons (147, ) during the 2009 season. Ellis has recorded at least two sacks in a game 11 times in his career. His eight postseason starts are the most for any Jets player in franchise history. ELLIS MULTI-SACK GAMES (17) Date Opp Sacks Quarterback 1/2/05 at SL 3 Marc Bulger 12/3/09 at BUF (Tor) 2 Ryan Fitzpatrick 11/22/09 at NE 2 Tom Brady 11/1/09 MIA 2 Chad Henne 11/18/07 PIT 2 Ben Roethlisberger 10/1/06 IND 2 Peyton Manning 12/19/04 SEA 2 Matt Hasselbeck 10/12/03 BUF 2 Drew Bledsoe 9/4/03 at WAS 2 Patrick Ramsey 11/17/00 DET 2 Charlie Batch 9/11/00 NE 2 Drew Bledsoe 10/26/08 KC 1.5 Tyler Thigpen 11/26/06 HST 1.5 David Carr 12/12/04 at PIT 1.5 Ben Roethilisberger 10/24/04 at NE 1.5 Tom Brady 10/17/04 SF 1.5 Tim Rattay 10/14/01 MIA 1.5 Jay Fiedler SCOTT SETS THE TONE FOR THE D LB Bart Scott personifies Coach Ryan s personality on the field, where he has registered five-consecutive seasons of 100-or-more tackles. Scott has played in 130 games, missing only three in 2004 and has logged 641 tackles, 17 sacks, three interceptions, 25 passes defensed, four forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries. REX AND THE REX-PERTS The reshaping of the Jets, specifically the defense, started with the hiring of Head Coach Rex Ryan on Jan. 21, 2009, from the Baltimore Ravens. Ryan spent four seasons ( ) at the helm of the Ravens defense, considered one of the best in the NFL Ryan s first hire was Ravens OLB Coach Mike Pettine as the Jets defensive coordinator. Next came Dennis Thurman, who had left the Ravens in 2008 after six years in Baltimore, to coach the Jets defensive backs and he brought in Matt Cavanaugh, the Ravens offensive coordinator during their Super Bowl win, to coach the quarterbacks. Ryan added one more former Ravens coach to the Jets staff in 2010, when he added Mark Carrier to tutor the defensive line. Once the 2009 free agency period began, the Jets showed up on Bart Scott s doorstep to sign the LB and followed up that signing by agreeing to a deal with by S Jim Leonhard. FORMER RAVENS NOW WITH THE JETS PLAYER/COACH POS. W/NYJ YEARS W/BAL Rex Ryan Head Coach Mike Pettine Def. Coordinator Dennis Thurman DB Coach Mark Carrier DL Coach Matt Cavanaugh QB Coach Bart Scott LB Jim Leonhard S 2008 BT LEADS THE DEFENSE LB Bryan Thomas started the season off with a strong defensive performance after he sacked BLT QB Joe Flacco in the second quarter for a loss of eight yards on a third-down play. Additionally, Thomas led the team with nine total tackles (seven solo) against the Ravens. For the season, Thomas has recorded 19 tackles, a sack, one pass defensed, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. NEWYORKJETS.COM 37

38 JETS NOTES TREVOR PRYCE The Jets signed DE Trevor Pryce as a free agent on September 30, 2010 after he was released by the Baltimore Ravens. Pryce rejoins former BLT defensive coordinator Rex Ryan, who he played under from For his career, Pryce has 555 tackles, 90 sacks, two interceptions, 15 passes defensed, 14 forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries. The four-time Pro Bowler s ( ) 90 sacks rank fourth among active players in the NFL, behind new teammate LB Jason Taylor (129.5), ARZ LB Joey Porter (93.0) and ATL DE John Abraham (91.5). Pryce has sacked 50 different quartbacks, with current teammate Mark Brunell being taken down a high of six times when he played for the Jacksonville Jaguars. PRYCE S SACKS BY QUARTERBACK (90) Quarterback Team(s) Sacks Mark Brunell JAX 6 Trent Green KC 5.5 Derek Anderson CLV 5 Rich Gannon OAK/KC 4 Jim Harbaugh SD 4 Drew Bledsoe DAL/BUF/NE 3.5 Tom Brady NE 3 Trent Dilfer at TB 3 Jon Kitna CIN/SEA 3 Chris Chandler CHI/ATL 2.5 Kerry Collins OAK/NYG/CAR 2.5 Matt Hasselbeck SEA 2.5 Peyton Manning IND 2.5 Ben Roethlisberger PIT 2.5 Drew Brees NO/SD 2 Aaron Brooks NO 2 Jeff Garcia SF 2 Jeff George MIN/OAK 2 Tommy Maddox PIT 2 Carson Palmer CIN 2 Michael Vick ATL 2 Charlie Frye CLV 1.5 Donovan McNabb PHI 1.5 Tim Couch CLV 1 Kellen Clemens NYJ 1 ACTIVE SACK LEADERS Quarterback Team(s) Sacks Brodie Croyle KC 1 Daunte Culpepper at MIN 1 Brett Favre MIN 1 Jay Fiedler MIA 1 Doug Flutie SD 1 John Friesz SEA 1 Joey Harrington DET 1 Donald Hollas OAK 1 Bobby Hoying PHI 1 Ryan Leaf SD 1 J.P. Losman BUF 1 Rich Mirer NYJ 1 Moses Moreno SD 1 Chad Pennington MIA 1 Jake Plummer ARZ 1 Brady Quinn CLV 1 Aaron Rodgers GB 1 Sage Rosenfels at HST 1 Kordell Stewart CHI 1 Andrew Walter OAK 1 Kurt Warner SL 1 Craig Whelihan SD 1 Kent Graham at NYG 0.5 Josh McCown ARZ 0.5 Warren Moon SEA 0.5 With the signing of DL Trevor Pryce on 9/29/10, the Jets now field two of the four active sack leaders in Jason Taylor (129.5) and Pryce (90). Player Current Year Entered Sacks Team the NFL Jason Taylor NYJ Joey Porter ARZ John Abraham ATL Trevor Pryce NYJ Dwight Freeney IND OPPOSING QUARTERBACKS VS. JETS Below are the quarterbacks that faced the Jets during the 2009 regular season. DATE QB COMP-ATT YDS TD-INT RATING 1/3/10 %CIN QBs /27 ^IND QBs /20 Ryan, ATL /13 Freeman, TB /3 Fitzpatrick, BUF /29 Delhomme, CAR /22 Brady, NE /15 Garrard, JAC /1 Henne, MIA /25 #OAK QBs /18 *BUF QBs /12 Henne, MIA /4 Brees, NO /27 Collins, TEN /20 Brady, NE /13 Schaub, HOU *Trent Edwards injured, Ryan Fitzpatrick finished game #JaMarcus Russell started, Bruce Gradkowski finished game ^Peyton Manning started, Curtis Painter finished game %Carson Palmer started, J.T. Sullivan finished game 2010 SCHEDULE BREAKDOWN Home Opp Last Time Result Record at Jets Baltimore* /14/04 L, (OT) New England* /20/09 W, 16-9 Minnesota* /20/02 W, 20-7 Green Bay* /29/02 W, Houston /26/06 W, Cincinnati* /3/10 W, 37-0 Miami /1/09 L, Buffalo /18/09 L, Road Opp Last Time Result Record Hosting Jets Miami /12/09 L, Buffalo /3/09 W, Denver /20/05 L, 0-27 Detroit /17/02 W, Cleveland /29/06 L, New England* /22/09 L, Pittsburgh 9-7 1/15/05^ L, (OT) Chicago /15/02 L, * - Qualifed for postseason ^ - AFC Divisional Playoff Game 38 NEWYORKJETS.COM

39 JETS NOTES Special Teams Takeaways Last season, the Jets tied for second in the league with four special teams takeaways, recovering fumbles on punt returns three times and once on a kickoff return. Three of those recoveries were converted to touchdowns on the subsequent possession. Team Takeaways Giveaways OAK 5 1 NYJ 4 0 PHI 4 3 This preseason featured more of the same from the Jets special teams. They again had four takeaways on special teams and again those recoveries led to three scores. KICKIN IT WITH FOLK Nick Folk, a former sixth-round pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 2007, made the Pro Bowl his rookie year after finishing fourth in the NFL in points with 131. In 2010, Folk leads all NFL scorers with 49 points, connecting on 12-of- 14 field goal attempts with a long of 53 yards. On Monday Night Football, Folk set a new single-game career high, when he connected on all five of his field goal attempts vs. MIN (10/11). Additionally, he has made all 13 of his PAT attempts. SMITH BLOCKS IT Eric Smith has become an invaluable member of Mike Westhoff s special teams unit, ranking second on the team with 25 special teams tackles in But just like Brad Smith, Eric Smith is also called upon for a big play from time-to-time. For the second time in two seasons, Eric Smith blocked a punt attempt when he got to Brandon Fields in the third quarter at MIA (9/26/10) allowing the Jets to take over possesion at the Miami 17-yard line. Smith s first blocked punt came last season when he blocked a Chris Hanson punt that Brad Smith scooped up for a fouryard touchdown at NE (11/22/10). Smith also blocked a Matt Dodge punt in the first preseason game against the Giants (8/16/10). WR/QB/RB BRAD SMITH TRULY SPECIAL TEAMS In 2010, Smith has proven to be a game-changer. Through five weeks he has has thrown a TD, recorded kickoff returns of 32, 54, 38 and 86 yards and registered rushes of 22, 16 and 16 yards. In Week 5 vs. MIN, Smith recorded a season-long 86 yard kickoff return following the Vikings first touchdown of the game. The 86-yard return gave the offense the ball on the MIN 19-yard line and led to a 31-yard Nick Folk field goal. In Week 4 at BUF, Smith opened the game with a 38-yard kickoff kickoff return. The Jets offense continued down the field on a nine-play, 63-yard touchdown drive, allowing the Jets to set the tone on offense with a 7-0 lead. Later in the game, Smith threw the first touchdown pass of his career when he connected with Dustin Keller for a 3-yard reception, giving the Jets a 24-7 lead. In Week 3 at Miami, Smith s 38-yard kickoff return shifted the momentum back to the Jets after Miami took a lead. On the very next play, Mark Sanchez threw a 67-yard touchdown pass to Braylon Edwards, allowing the Jets to reclaim a lead. Smith currently ranks third in the NFL in kickoff returns. NFL KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS Player Team Ret Yards Avg Long TD 1.Leon Washington SEA t 2 2.Brandon Tate NE t 2 3.Brad Smith NYJ LAND OF OPPORTUNITY The Jets have 17 players on their roster who entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent. Eight of the free agents originally entered the NFL with the Jets. The remaining 9 undrafted free agents, including defensive starters: LB Bart Scott and S Jim Leonhard, entered the NFL as undrafted free agents with other teams. UFAs ON 53-MAN ROSTER ORIGINALLY SIGNED BY THE JETS POS PLAYER SCHOOL YR SIGNED TE Jeff Cumberland Illinois 2010 LB Kenwin Cummings Wingate 2008 DE Mike DeVito Maine 2007 S James Ihedigbo Massachusetts 2007 DL Matt Kroul Iowa 2009 OL Brandon Moore Illinois 2002 OL Robert Turner New Mexico 2007 LB Jamaal Westerman Rutgers 2009 OTHER UFAs ON THE 53-MAN ROSTER POS PLAYER JOINED JETS ENTERED NFL CB Marquice Cole /OAK DT Marcus Dixon /DAL LB Lance Laury /SEA S Jim Leonhard /BUF TE Matthew Mulligan /MIA LS Tanner Purdum /KC FB Tony Richardson /DAL LB Bart Scott /BAL P Steve Weatherford /NO Brad Smith s contributions to Mike Westhoff s special teams unit have ranged from solid to spectacular. The solid came from his 20 tackles on special teams last season, ranking him fourth on the team. The spectacular came on his two special teams touchdowns, the team s only two special teams scores last season. He scored the Jets first special teams touchdown when he picked up an Eric Smith blocked punt and walked in four yards for a touchdown and scored again after racing 106 yards with the second-half kickoff against the Indianapolis Colts in a must-win game in week 16. NEWYORKJETS.COM 39

40 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA GUIDE 2010 FOOTBALL/STAFF MARK BRUNELL 2008 REVIEWS RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS 1 8 QUARTERBACK 18-year NFL veteran who has played in 175 career games with 151 starts with a careerrecord of as a starter Has thrown for 182 touchdowns, 107 interceptions, completing 59.5% of his passes for a 83.9 career quarterback rating and ranks 27th on the all-time passing list (sixth among active players) with 31,928 passing yards. Veteran of 14 postseason contests, 10 as a starter including two AFC Championship game (at NE, 1997 & vs. TEN, 2000) As a starter has posted career postseason numbers of 1,808 yards passing, 11 touchdowns and 11 interceptions on 153-of-296 passing for a rating of Three-time Pro Bowler (1996, 1997 & 1999) was named starter for the AFC in 1997 and the game s MVP in Holds the NFL single-game record for most consecutive pass completions with 22, set at HST in Ranks fourth among active quarterbacks with 2,421 rushing yards and 15 touchdown runs on 513 career carries. 7/29/10, NYJ, Signed, FA 3/17/08, NO, Signed, UFA 3/3/04, JAX, Trade, WAS, for 2004 D3 4/22/95, GB, Trade, JAX, for 1995 D3 & D5 4/26/93, GB, D5 (118), 1993 NFL Draft 2009 (NO) Appeared in all 16 regular season games and all three postseason contests as the holder on field goals and extra points Backed up QB Drew Brees for the first 15 games of the regular season and all three postseason contests Started in the regular season finale as Brees rested for the postseason On the season, completed 15-of- MARK BRUNELL 6-1 * 217 * Washington 39 years old (as of opening weekend) Santa Maria, CA/St. Joseph s HS EXPERIENCE: NFL: 18 / Jets: 1ST ACQUIRED: FA (7/29/10) ENTERED NFL: GB D5 (118), 1993 NFL Draft 30 passes for 102 yards and an interception while rushing four times for 12 yards in losses. POSTSEASON: Served as the backup quarterback for all three postseason contests including the Super Bowl XLIV win. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (1/3 at CAR) Started the season finale as QB Drew Brees rested for the postseason Completed 15 of 29 passes for 102 yards and one interception Found receiver Marques Colston for three yards for his first completion since 11/16/06 at PHI. (12/13 at ATL) Attempted his only pass of the season when he threw incomplete of Darnell Dinkins on a fake field goal attempt in the fourth quarter. (10/18 vs. NYG) Saw his first action of the season when he entered the game late in the fourth quarter, rushing once for a loss of nine yards (NO) In his first season with NO, was active for all 16 games as the backup to QB Drew Brees but did not attempt a pass (WAS) Inactive as the third quarterback for the first 13 regular season games before serving as a backup to QB Todd Collins for the last three regular season games and the playoff game (WAS) Started nine of the 10 games in which he played, completing 162-of-260 passes for 1,789 yards, eight touchdowns, four interceptions and added 13 rushes for 34 yards. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (9/24 at HST) Set an NFL record as he connected on his first 22 pass attempts of the game, en route to a career-high 88.9% passing by completing 24-of-27 passes for the game Finished with 261 yards passing and one touchdown in the 16-point win. (10/1 vs. JAX) In his first and only game against his former team, threw for a season-high 329 yards, three touchdowns and one interception on 16-of-30 passing, including a 55-yard touchdown pass to Santana Moss in the first 40 NEWYORKJETS.COM

41 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE NEWYORKJETS.COM quarter and a 68-yard touchdown pass to Moss in overtime (WAS) Started 15 of 16 games, coming on in relief in the season opener Finished the regular season with 3,050 yards, 23 touchdowns and 10 interceptions on 262-of- 454 passing, adding another 111 yards on his 42 rushing attempts Posted a career-best 23 touchdown passes and went over 3,000 yards passing for the first time since he had 3,309 with JAX in 2001 Completed 29-of- 58 passes for 283 yards, one touchdown and one interception in two postseason contests. POSTSEASON: (Divisional: 1/14 at SEA) Connected with Santana Moss on a 20-yard touchdown pass to bring WAS within seven points early in the fourth quarter Finished the contest with 242 yards and that one touchdown on 22-of-39 passing. (Wild Card: 1/7 at TB) Threw for a postseason low 41 yards on seven-of-15 passing and was picked off by Brian Kelly. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/18 vs. DAL) Matched his career-high of four touchdown passes, set in 1998, when he found TE Chris Cooley for three scores and FB Mike Sellers for another Threw for 163 yards total on just 12-of-20 passing. (10/23 vs. SF) For the second-consecutive week, posted three touchdowns and no interceptions, this time en route to a career-best passer rating of as he connected on 13-of-20 passes for 252 yards. (10/16 at KC) Connected for three touchdowns and no interceptions and a seasonhigh 331 yards passing when he completed 25-of-41 passes Found Santana Moss for a 78-yard scoring pass, the second-longest passing play of his career. (10/9 at DEN) Gained 322 yards with two touchdowns, completing 30 of a career-high 53 passing attempts. (9/11 vs. CHI) Entered the game in the second quarter in relief of QB Patrick Ramsey and engineered three field goal drives that provided all the scoring in the 9-7 win Finished the contest six-of-11 passing for 105 yards and one interception (WAS) In his first season with WAS, started the first nine of games of the season at quarterback throwing for 1,194 yards, seven touchdowns and six interceptions on 118of- 237 passing for a rating of 63.9 Added another 62 yards on his 19 rushing attempts. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (9/27 vs. DAL) Posted a season-high 325 yards passing with two touchdowns and no interceptions on 25- of-43 passing (JAX) Started just three games due to an injury, the fewest since his arrival in JAX in 1995 Completed 54-of-82 passes for 484 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (9/21 at IND) Exited with an elbow injury that would ultimately end his season and his career with JAX. (9/7 at CAR) In the season opener, posted the second-highest passer rating of his career when he connected on 23-of-27 passes for 272 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions (JAX) Started the first 15 games of the season before missing the finale with a hamstring injury Completed 245-of-417 passes for 2,788 yards, 17 touchdowns and just seven interceptions for a passer rating of 85.7 Gained 207 more yards on his 43 rushing attempts Set a career-high when he connected with Patrick Johnson on a 79- yard scoring pass. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/15 at CIN) Struck for three touchdown passes to three different receivers en route to throwing for 223 yards on 19-of-28 passing and a passer rating. (11/3 at NYG) Posted a career-high 63 yards rushing to lead the team Ran for 25 yards late in the fourth quarter to help set up his second touchdown pass of the quarter and pull JAX within seven points Finished the game with 230 yards pass, two touchdowns and no interceptions. (9/15 at KC) Notched a season-best 320 yards passing with two touchdowns and no interceptions on 25-of-36 passing 79 of those yards came on a touchdown pass to receiver Patrick Johnson, representing the longest passing play of his career (JAX) Played and started in 15 of 16 games posting a 61.1% completion percentage on 289-of-473 passing for 3,309 yards, 19 touchdowns and 13 interceptions Added another 224 yards one score on 39 rushing attempts. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/3 vs. GB) Went for a season-high 311 yards passing on Monday Night Football against his former team Completed 26- of-45 passing with one touchdown and an interception and added 23 more yards on his three rushing attempts. (10/28 vs. BLT) Threw a pair of scoring passes as he posted 2 NEW YORK JETS FOOTBALL/STAFF MARK REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS BRUNELL 2 NEWYORKJETS.COM 41

42 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA GUIDE 2010 FOOTBALL/STAFF MARK BRUNELL 2008 REVIEWS RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS his first 300-yard passing game of the season throwing for 306 yards on 25-of-37 passing Was also the team s leading rusher with four carries for 55 yards, including a career-best 38-yard scamper in the second quarter. (9/9 vs. PIT) Accounted for all the scoring in a 21-3 victory when he threw three touchdown passes in the second quarter, the final one coming on a one-yard pass with under one minute to play in the half (JAX) Passed for 3,640 yards as he started all 16 games for the first time since 1996 Completed 311-of-512 passes for 20 touchdowns and 14 interceptions and a quarterback rating of 84.0 Added another two scores and 286 yards on his 48 rushing attempts. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (11/12 vs. SEA) Connected on 24-of-33 passing for 340 yards and a 67-yard touchdown strike to Keenan McCardell and added a second score with a two-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. (10/29 at DAL) Earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors for his performance as he threw for 231 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions Ended the game in overtime with a 37-yard touchdown pass to Alvis Whitted. (9/10 at BLT) Posted a season-high with 386 passing yards, the second straight week he amassed over 300 yards passing Found Jimmy Smith with three touchdown passes of at least 40 yards. (9/3 at CLV) Opened the season by completing over 70% of his passes for 301 yards and a touchdown (JAX) Started the first 15 games of the season helping lead JAX to a 14-2 record Completed 259-of-441 passes for 3,060 yards, 14 touchdowns, nine interceptions and a passer rating of 82.0 Added 208 yards and another score on his 47 rushing attempts Returned to the Pro Bowl for the third time in four seasons. POSTSEASON: Completed 24-of-41 passes for 331 yards with three touchdowns, two interceptions and 77.5 passer rating. (AFC Championship: 1/23 vs. TEN) Threw for 226 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions as he helped open the scoring with a seven-yard touchdown pass to Kyle Brady in the first quarter. (Divisional: 1/15 vs. MIA) Exited after halftime with the team leading 41-7 Threw just nine passes but had 105 yards passing and connected for two touchdown scores. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (1/7 at ATL) Threw for a season-high three touchdown passes, the first to open the scoring in the first quarter when he found Jimmy Smith for a 44-yard scoring strike on the drive s first play. (12/2 vs. PIT) Completed over 67% of his passes for 308 yards and one touchdown, helping break a 6-6 tie late in the third quarter. (11/28 at BLT) Earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors for his performance in passing for 338 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. (11/21 vs. NO) Connected on 19-of-31 passes for a seasonhigh 351 yards passing with two touchdowns and one interception (JAX) Started the first 13 games of the season Finished with 2,601 yards passing, 20 touchdowns and nine interceptions on 208- of-354 passing and a 89.9 passer rating Gained an additionally 192 yards rushing on 49 attempts Missed most of the 12/6 game vs. DET and the final three regular season games with injury before returning to start in both postseason contests. POSTSEASON: Finished the postseason 26-of-65 passing for 37 yards with four touchdowns, three interceptions and passer rating of (Divisional: (1/10 at NYJ) Established postseason career-highs with three touchdowns and three interceptions as he completed 12-of-31 passes for 156 yards. (Wild Card: 1/3 vs. NE) Threw for 161 yards and one touchdown, finding Jimmy Smith for a 37-yard score to extend the lead to two scores in the fourth quarter. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (11/29 at CIN) Established his career-high with four touchdown passes, one of which came in each quarter On the day he completed 19-of-35 passes for 244 yards and a passer rating of (10/25 at DEN) Threw for 353 yards and three scores completing 28-of-46 passes. (9/20 vs. BLT) Went over 300 yards passing as he completed 73.5% of his passes for 376 yards and a pair of third quarter touchdown passes (JAX) Booked a return trip to the Pro Bowl, this time as the AFC s starter after starting all 14 games in which he played and throwing for 3,281 yards, 18 touchdowns and seven interceptions, compelting 60.7% of his passes for a 91.2 passer rating, the highest passer rating of his career Added 257 yards and two touchdowns on 48 rushing attempts NEWYORKJETS.COM

43 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE NEWYORKJETS.COM POSTSEASON: (Wild Card: 12/27 at DEN) Completed 18-of-32 passes for 203 yards and an interception. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/14 at BUF) Matched a season-high with 317 yards passing on 24-of-32 passing Opened scoring with a 13-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. (11/30 vs. BLT) Completed 25- of-40 passes for a season-high 317 yards with a 26-yard scoring strike to Damon Jones at the start of the third-quarter. (10/19 at DAL) Posted a completion percentage over 67% for 242 yards, finding three different receivers with his three touchdown passes, the second time in three games he threw for three scores. (10/5 vs. CIN) Connected with different receivers for each of his three touchdown passes. (9/22 vs. PIT) Threw for over 300 yards as he completed 24-of-42 passes for 306 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions in the season-opening win (JAX) In just his second-season as a starting quarterback, set career-highs in leading JAX to the AFC Championship game despite the team being in just their second season Started all 16 games in the regular season en route to establishing career-highs in attempts (557), completions (353) and passing yards (4,367) His 4,367 passing yards were the most in the league that season, while his 64.3% completion percentage ranked first in the AFC and third in the league behind Steve Young and Troy Aikman Threw for over 300 yards six times and went over 400 yards passing twice as he also posted a careerhigh 20 interceptions against 19 touchdowns Ran a career-high 80 times for 396 yards and three touchdowns His 396 yards rushing led all NFL quarterbacks In his first three career postseason starts, gained another 674 yards with three touchdowns and four interceptions in setting his single-game postseason marks for both passing and rushing yards in the Divisional round win at DEN, 1/4/07 Selected to his first Pro Bowl team and was named the game s Most Valuable Player for his performance in which he threw for 234 yards, tying the game with 44 second to play on an 80-yard scoring pass to Tim Brown. POSTSEASON: Completed 56-of- 100 passes for 674 yards, three touchdowns and four interceptions while adding 87 more yards on his 16 rushing attempts in helping JAX advance to the AFC Championship game in just the franchise s second season. (AFC Championship: 1/12 at NE) Completed 20-of- 38 passes for 190 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions and added another 34 yards on his six rushing attempts. (Divisional: 1/4 at DEN) Earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors for a performance that saw him throw for two touchdowns and a postseason career-high 245 yards on 18-of-29 passing Also ran a postseason best seven times for 44 yards. (Wild Card: 12/28 at BUF) Made the first postseason start of his career and threw for 239 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions on 18-of-33 passing. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/1 vs. CIN) Surpassed 300 yards passing for the second-straight week as he gained 356 yards and a touchdown on 21-of-34 passing. (11/24 at BLT) Earned recognition as the AFC s Offensive Player of the Week when he threw two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter, the second with under a minute-and-a-half to play to set up his own game-tying two-point conversion run, forcing overtime For the game, he gained 306 yards on 28-of-48 passes adding those two late touchdowns and two interceptions. (11/10 vs. BLT) Went over 300 yards passing again, as he completed 24-of-37 passes for 354 yards, one touchdown and one interception. (10/20 at SL) Completed a career-best 37 of his 52 passes in throwing for over 400 yards (421) for the second time in a month Also set a careerhigh with five interceptions thrown. (9/22 at NE) Set a career-high with 432 yards passing on 23-of-39 passing Also set his seasonhigh with three passing touchdowns, the last of which went for a season-long 61 yards to Andre Rison. (9/8 vs. HST) Completed 27- of-38 passes for 302 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions (JAX) After an offseason trade to the expansion JAX team, became the team s starting quarterback in the third game of the season Finished the season with starts in 10 of the 13 games in which he appeared, completing 201-of-346 passes for 2,168 yards, 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions Added career-highs with 480 yards and four touchdowns on 67 rushing attempts. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/10 vs. IND) Went over 300-yards for the second time as he gained a season-high 312 yards and three touchdowns on 26-of-39 passing. (10/22 at CLV) Ran a career-high 11 times for 58 yards and gained 164 more on 16-of-28 passing. (10/15 vs. CHI) Posted the first 300-yard passing game of his career when he completed 30-of-48 NEW YORK JETS FOOTBALL/STAFF MARK REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS BRUNELL 4 NEWYORKJETS.COM 43

44 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA GUIDE 2010 FOOTBALL/STAFF MARK BRUNELL 2008 REVIEWS RECORDS passes for 302 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. (9/17 at NYJ) Made the first start of his NFL career when he threw for 138 yards on 15-of-33 passing and ran for 47 more yards on 10 attempts Added his first career touchdown in the fourthquarter when he found Ernest Givens for a seven-yard score. (9/3 vs. HOU) Threw the first interception of his career when his pass intended for Ernest Givens was picked off by Daryll Lewis (GB) Saw action in relief of QB Brett Favre in two regular season contests and the postseason contest, throwing for 95 yards on 12-of-27 passing in the regular season and 25 yards on three-of-11 passing in the postseason Added seven more yards on six rushing attempts, including a five-yard touchdown run, for the first score of his NFL career. POSTSEASON: Saw mop up duty in his first career postseason game when he threw for 25 yards on three-of-11 passing. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (10/20 at MIN) Made his NFL debut when he entered the game for the first series of the second quarter in relief of Brett Favre Attempted the first rush of his career when he scrambled for five yards on third-and-eight On the second play of his career, threw incomplete of Edgar Bennett, completing the first pass of his career on the next series when he found LeShon Johnson for six yards Scored the first touchdown of his career and gave GB the lead at halftime when he ran it in from five yards out with 50 second remaining in the half. Named the Most Valuable Player of the 1991 Rose Bowl after passing for two touchdowns and rushing for two more. Was a three-year letterman at quarterback and free safety at St. Joseph (CA) HS, where his father was the athletic director, twice being named an all-conference QB. Born Mark Allen Brunell in Los Angeles, CA. Graduated in 1992 with a degree in history. Married to Stacy with a daughter, Caitlin, and sons, Jacob, Joseph and Luke. Was a second-team all-conference guard in basketball and a four-time all-league pick in baseball as a prep at St. Joseph s (CA) HS, and was drafted by baseball s Atlanta Braves in the 44th round of the 1992 draft. Mark and his wife operate the Brunell Family Foundation, committed to enriching the lives of children who face chronic or lifethreatening illnesses. Was named the Byron Whizzer White Award recipient in 2002 by the NFLPA for his commitment to community causes. Is involved in many community outreach initiatives, including STARBRIGHT World at Wolfson s Children s Hospital, Dreams Come True, Family First All-Pro Dad, Basket of Hope, Caps for Kids and the Ronald McDonald House. HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS 1993 (GB) Spent the first 15 games of the season as the third quarterback before he was activated as the backup for the final game. Played in four bowl games during his career (three Rose Bowls and one Freedom Bowl) with the Huskies, completing 301 of 563 passes for 4,008 yards with 28 touchdowns and 17 interceptions while rushing for 758 yards. Earned second-team All-Pac 10 honors in both 1990 and Had a string of 128 consecutive pass attempts without an interception in NEWYORKJETS.COM

45 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA GUIDE 2010 FOOTBALL/STAFF 94 DEFENSIVE TACKLE Spent the 2008 and 2009 season on the Dallas Cowboys practice squad. MARCUS DIXON 6-4/295/Hampton 25 years old (as of opening weekend) Lindale, GA/Pepperell HS EXPERIENCE: NFL: 1/Jets: 1st ACQUIRED: Waivers (DAL), 9/5/10 ENTERED NFL: DAL Undrafted FA, 4/27/08 Hill Farm and was a member of the 2008 Dallas Cowboys Rookie Club. MARCUS NAME DIXON 2009 REVIEWS RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS 9/5/10, 9/5/10, NYJ, Claimed off waivers (DAL) 9/4/10, DAL, Waived 9/6/09, DAL, Signed, Practice Squad 9/5/09, DAL, Waived 9/3/08, DAL, Signed, Practice Squad 9/2/08, DAL, Waived 4/27/08, DAL Signed, Undrafted FA Finished his senior year at Hampton third on the team with 58 tackles, including a teambest 16 for losses and a team-high tying six sacks Also broke up two passes, had eight hurries, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, a blocked kick and one reception for a 13-yard touchdown Earned secondteam All-MEAC honors as a junior after posting 25 tackles, 5.5 tackles for losses and four sacks. Earned First-Team All-Area honors as a junior defensive end at Pepperell High School when he recorded 98 tackles, 12 tackles for losses, three sacks and seven pass breakups. Also lettered in basketball and track in high school. Was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated from Pepperell with a 3.96 GPA. While with the Cowboys, Dixon was took part in annual team holiday hospital visits, the Salvation Army Christmas Tree Program, the Dallas Cowboys Kickoff Luncheon and Cowboys Family Cookbook benefiting Happy 1 NEWYORKJETS.COM 45

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47 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE NEWYORKJETS.COM off waivers by BLT, 9/3 Inactive for the opening six games with BLT before making his NFL debut in a reserve rolevs. PIT, 10/27 Released by BLT, 10/29 Signed to HST 53- man roster, 12/18 Inactive for the final two games. Played final two collegiate seasons at LSU ( ) posting 77 tackles and four sacks. Transferred to LSU after beginning career at Southwest Mississippi CC Originally committed to LSU out of highschool but opted for junior college. All-State as a junior as an offensive lineman and as a defensive end as a senior at Donaldsonville HS, recording105 tackles and 10 sacks his senior season. Cousin of twins and NFL players Jarvis Green and JasonGreen, as well as Skylar Green, all of whom played for LSU. The twins grew up six houses from Howard in Donaldsonville. Majored in business at LSU. While on NO in 2005, participated in the Saints/Gatorade Football camp in his hometown on Donaldsville, a free football fundamentals camp for youngsters. NEW YORK JETS FOOTBALL/STAFF HOWARD REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS GREEN 2 NEWYORKJETS.COM 47

48 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE NEWYORKJETS.COM HOWARD GREEN S CAREER STATISTICS Year/Tm G/S TT S A Sk Yds Int Yds Lg TD PD FF FR Yds TD 02/BLT 1/ /NO 4/ /NO 14/ /SEA 5/ /SEA 13/ /NYJ 12/ NFL Tot 49/ Jets Tot 12/ Additional Statistics Blocked Field Goals: 1 (career): 1 (2008). Career Bests Tackles: 7, (vs. ATL, 12/26/04) Sacks: 1 (vs. SF, 9/14/08) Forced Fumbles: 1 (vs. SF, 9/14/08) CAREER POSTSEASON STATISTICS Year/Tm G/S TT S A Sk Yds Int Yds Lg TD PD FF FR Yds TD 07/SEA 2/ /NYJ 2/ NFL Tot 4/ Jets Tot 2/ HOWARD GREEN S CAREER STATISTICS Year/Tm G/S TT S A Sk Yds Int Yds Lg TD PD FF FR Yds TD 02/BLT 1/ /NO 4/ /NO 14/ /SEA 5/ /SEA 13/ /NYJ 12/ NFL Tot 49/ Jets Tot 12/ Additional Statistics Blocked Field Goals: 1 (career): 1 (2008). Career Bests Tackles: 7, (vs. ATL, 12/26/04) Sacks: 1 (vs. SF, 9/14/08) Forced Fumbles: 1 (vs. SF, 9/14/08) CAREER POSTSEASON STATISTICS Year/Tm G/S TT S A Sk Yds Int Yds Lg TD PD FF FR Yds TD 07/SEA 2/ /NYJ 2/ NFL Tot 4/ Jets Tot 2/ NEW YORK JETS FOOTBALL/STAFF HOWARD REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS GREEN 48 NEWYORKJETS.COM 3

49 BIOS NOT FOUND IN THE MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA GUIDE 2010 FOOTBALL/STAFF TREVOR NAME PRYCE 2009 REVIEWS RECORDS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS 93 DEFENSIVE END Registered 90 career sacks, third most among active players, and his 601 yards lost ranks second among active players. Started 156-of-174 games and recorded 555 tackles (412 solo), two interceptions, 15 passes defensed, 14 forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries. Earned four trips to the Pro Bowl ( ). 9/30/10, NYJ, Signed, FA 9/29/10, BLT, Released 3/14/06, BLT, Signed, UFA 4/19/97, DEN, D1(38) 2009 (BLT) Finished the season with 37 tackles (23 solo), a team-leading 6.5 sacks and a forced fumble for a team that ranked third in the NFL in overall defense SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/27 at PIT) Combined with Chris Carr to sack Ben Roethlisberger. (12/20 vs. CHI) Started and posted two solo tackles for a defense that tied a franchise record, forcing six turnovers, and holding Jay Cutler to a Ravens franchise-recordlow 7.9 QB rating. (12/7 at GB) Sacked Aaron Rodgers for a seven-yard loss. (11/16 at CLV) Sacked Brady Quinn as part of a defense that held the Browns to 160 total yards. (10/18 at MIN) Dropped Brett Favre for a loss of nine yards. (10/4 at NE) Took down Tom Brady for a 15-yard loss. (9/13 vs. KC) Registered a sack of Brodie Croyle (BLT) Recorded 35 tackles (20 solo) and 4.5 sacks as part of the NFL s second-ranked defense. POSTSEASON: Started all three postseason games and finished with 3 tackles, one sack and one pass defensed (1/4/09 at MIA) Sacked Chad Pennington for a loss of TREVOR PRYCE 6-5 * 290 * Clemson 35 years old (as of opening weekend) Brooklyn, NY/Lake Howell HS EXPERIENCE: NFL: 14/Jets 1st AQUIRED: FA (9/30/10) ENTERED NFL: DEN D1 (28), 1998 Draft six yards. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (11/23 vs. PHI) Combined with Jarret Johnson to take down Donovan McNabb. (11/9 at HST) Brought down Sage Rosenfels for a loss of five yards. (11/2 at CLV) Registered a sack of Derek Anderson. (10/12 at IND) Dropped Peyton Manning for a four-yard loss. (9/21 vs. CLV) Sacked Derek Anderson for two-yard loss (BLT) Missed five games of the season with a wrist injury and then missed six games with a pectoral injury before being placed on injured reserve on 11/2 In the five games he played, he recorded 19 tackles (10 solo) and two sacks. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (11/11 vs. CIN) Recorded six tackles and a sack of Carson Palmer. (9/16 vs. NYJ) Helped hold the Jets to 2.6 yards per rush, posting four tackles (three solo) and a sack of Kellen Clemens before leaving the game with a wrist injury (BLT) Earned Sports Illustrated All-Pro honors and was named to the USA Today All- Joe Team (players who are crucial to their team, but not named Pro Bowlers)...Recorded a career-high 73 tackles (49 solo), and led the team with a career-high 13 sacks (thirdhighest single-season total in Ravens history) for yards...also produced 3 PD, 2 FFs and a blocked FGA...Pryce led the team with 73 QB hits, with the next ranked player (Terrell Suggs) at 45. POSTSEASON: (1/13 vs. IND) Posted eight tackles.(five solo). SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: (12/31 vs. BUF) Registered a sack of J.P. Losman (12/17 vs. CLV) Brought down Derek Anderson for two sacks. (12/10 at KC) Recorded a career-high 10 tackles (seven solo) Sacked Trent Green 1.5 times for a loss of 14 yards. (11/26 vs. PIT) Sacked Ben Roethlisberger twice as part of the Raven record-tying nine sacks in the game. (11/19 vs. ATL) Posted five tackles (four solo), four quarterback hits and two sacks of Michael Vick, helping to hold the NFL s 1 NEWYORKJETS.COM 49